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Those pacific rim sites
hi
Enjoyed MINOS greatly in spite of the less than sparkling performance of
EdgarB - could have been the wine.
During my little bit on Saturday, I said that tehre was much to be
gained from sites originating in the pacific rim - Singapore, Korea and
Japan - even if you have no idea what the writing says. Here are a few
to try
NB - the first site has some video clips that may challenge a dial-up
connection. If your browser is not set up to display the correct
character set, just ignore the scrambled text at look at the pictures.
It is fairly easy to tell your browser how to do the appropriate font.
You will have to find that out for yourself though :)
check out the videos and note how busy they are.
http://onezine.s-one.net.sg/@School/990413M/Micromouse/index.htm
Lots of pictures of mice:
http://md.snut.ac.kr/~ammar/worldm.html
some data sheets and micromouse video clips
http://md.snut.ac.kr/~ammar/databank.html
A micromouse kit for about £400...pretty well enough information to
build your own with a bit of thought.
http://www.ezlab.com/mouse/easymouse.htm
Another couple of good mice here with some useful information
http://www.np.edu.sg/~nbk/
A very expensive (£1000) mouse kit and a ready made maze - not cheap
either
http://www.microrobotna.com/products.htm
A site with some constructional pictures.
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/yama66/index-j.html
Some very clever stuff here
http://www02.so-net.ne.jp/~itou/AL.html
There are plenty more. Just stop searching only for sites in english.
The pictures alone often have lots of useful ideas and information.
Happy browsing
Pete
Peter Harrison
http://micromouse.cannock.ac.uk/