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 The TeMo Finally, something to do with that old cell phone when it has outlived it’s original purpose! Introducing - the TeMo (short for “Telerobotics over Mobile packet data services”), a robot made of Legos, a few microchips, some motors, and a cell phone. Software Engineer and self-professed “techie” Jatinderjit Singh gives complete instructions for building one on his website. It’s a bit technical, but shoudn’t be a problem for other “technies” out there. As shown in the video, it works great and seems to be easy to use.  Simply put, TeMo is a robot that can
Move around and do stuff (since it has tank tracks and a robotic arm)
Can be controlled from any where in the world (since it has Internet connectivity)
Can boldly go where no robot has gone before !! (since it used mobile packet data services for Internet connectivity)
(embisys)References: embisys, Comment: on Robot out of Recycled Cell Phones |
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