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.
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.
Trend Themes
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Recycled Cell Phone Robotics — Exploring the potential of repurposing old cell phones to create innovative and affordable robots.
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Telerobotics Over Mobile Data — Developing robots that can be controlled remotely using mobile packet data services.
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DIY Robot Building — Embracing the growing trend of building robots using readily available materials and open-source instructions.
Industry Implications
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Electronics Recycling — Leveraging the increasing demand for recycling services that focus on electronics, particularly cell phones.
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Telecommunications — Integrating mobile packet data services with robotic technologies to enable remote control capabilities.
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Consumer Electronics — Targeting tech-savvy consumers interested in building and using robots as a hobby or educational tool.
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