• Robotic Lego Scratch

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    This one is pretty neat, it head bobs to the beat of whatever song is playing on the phone.  I remember back when legos were for building ridiculous submarines and star wars figures.  Time sure do change quick...



    Have a video after the break.

    esmaspäev, 7. november 2011 op
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    23 kommentaari:

    1. Anonüümne7. november 2011, kell 15:45

      Wow, I refreshed by accident right when this was posted.

      VastaKustuta
    2. Hansel7. november 2011, kell 15:45

      Whoa! That's crazy awesome!

      VastaKustuta
    3. banannagram7. november 2011, kell 15:45

      I have one of those. I had a class working with them last year and build a language for it. It was fun.

      VastaKustuta
    4. banannagram7. november 2011, kell 15:48

      Come on, we can build a better Scratch than that. Eight inches at least.

      This word verification thing is annoying. There wasn't really a problem with bots, was there?

      VastaKustuta
    5. Mattatatta7. november 2011, kell 15:48

      Really cool!

      VastaKustuta
    6. James Corck7. november 2011, kell 15:50

      It's the sound-Pony equivalent to that duck-water thingie.

      VastaKustuta
    7. iWuvTehPonies7. november 2011, kell 15:51

      Oh meh gawd...

      VastaKustuta
    8. Cobalt Comet7. november 2011, kell 15:51

      Around the World! Good song. lol

      This is fun stuff. I used to build things like this with legos and some other motorized building things I had at the time. Fun times. This is good. Make sure to bring it to any meets you go to for kicks. <3

      VastaKustuta
    9. ToySoldierScratch7. november 2011, kell 15:51

      Wow, I'm just... speechless. This has one of the top ten coolest things ever created by mankind.

      I WANT IT SO BAD

      VastaKustuta
    10. Celestia7. november 2011, kell 15:55

      Nice, this is pretty well done.

      Damned captcha making me not realise my comment wasn't posted, was it enabled on purpose or is this blogger being annoying?

      VastaKustuta
    11. Kizi7. november 2011, kell 15:57

      This makes me want to find my HUGE box full of lego I used to play with as a kid!

      VastaKustuta
    12. Ink7. november 2011, kell 16:00

      ~Hohohohoho Why does this amuse me so?

      VastaKustuta
    13. Spycam12437. november 2011, kell 16:02

      Used do competitions and stuff like that with Lego and I have to say that that is one of the coolest uses for Lego ever.

      VastaKustuta
    14. Sabrean7. november 2011, kell 16:05

      It's still for making Star Wars figures, I'd say more than ever, and hopefully will stay that way.
      Regardless, this is pretty cool, but I reckon a sculpture would've been cooler.

      VastaKustuta
    15. Mac30307. november 2011, kell 16:13

      Awesome, Daft Punk and DJ Pon3 <3

      VastaKustuta
    16. Mike7. november 2011, kell 16:34

      ZOMG I USED TO LOVE LEGOS!!! I have an enormous tub of pieces in my attic... perhaps I could make something like this as well...

      VastaKustuta
    17. Masquerade7. november 2011, kell 16:34

      @banannagram & Celestia
      So it's not just me? Good.

      I agree that you could make a much better Scratch than that. Just one axis of movement really isn't difficult to do with robots.

      VastaKustuta
    18. Seraphem7. november 2011, kell 16:38

      that...is....epic.

      God I wish legos weren't so damn expensive for the good stuff.

      VastaKustuta
    19. Anonüümne7. november 2011, kell 16:43

      Oh hey, check that out. I used the NXT robotics kit in programming class last year.

      On a side note, AWESOME!

      VastaKustuta
    20. Farnor7. november 2011, kell 16:58

      madness I say

      VastaKustuta
    21. SupaSpeedStrut7. november 2011, kell 17:34

      anypony else check out the Fluttershy alarm?

      VastaKustuta
    22. Meep7. november 2011, kell 17:42

      The Sphinxes in Equestria sure know how to groove ^^

      VastaKustuta
    23. Anonüümne8. november 2011, kell 09:19

      They've been doing things like this for ages...

      VastaKustuta

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