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Robot Voice Modulator
This is a simple to build device that converts your own human voice
into a superior robot voice. It also includes a number of sweet
features like an audio-in jack so that you can plug in all of your
favorite instruments, microphones and music players, a vibrato mode and
awesome pitch shifting buttons. It can be shifted two whole octaves in
either direction. This provides for endless hours of fun (at the
expense of everyone around you).
http://www.instructables.com/id/Robot-Voice-Modulator/
Robot Test
gundam turns 30, celebrates with the most awesome statue ever
Statue of Liberty? Striking, but a bit demure. Trenchcoat-clad Stalin statue in Gori, Georgia?
Iconic, but disheartening. Giant RX-78-2 Gundam statue at Shiokaze Park in Tokyo, Japan? Unquestionably badass.
The massive biped is currently under construction, part of a celebration for the 30 year anniversary of the original Mobile Suit Gundam series. When completed it will be full-scale, standing 59-feet tall, weighing 35 tons, and even shooting "light or mist" from 50 different points along its structure. All systems should be fully operational by July 11 -- hopefully soon enough to stop the forthcoming Zeon armada.
[Via technabob]
Filed under: Robots
via Engadget by Tim Stevens on 5/22/09
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Link Date Event Mustang Roundup at Menchaca Elementary School April 2009 Fund Raiser Dorkbot SXSW 2009 March 2009 Dorkbot at SXSW Wooten Elementary Jan 2009 January 2009 Science Night Maker Faire Austin October 2008 October 2008 Maker Faire in Austin Texas Wall-E Premier June 2008 June 2008 Wall-E premier at Alamo Draft House Earth Day April 2008 April 2008 Earth Day Austin Texas Wheel Roundup April 2008 April 2008 Fund Raiser at Manchaca Elementary School Plutopia March 2008 March 2008 Plutopia SXSW March 2008 March 2008 Dorkbot at SXSW First Night Austin Dec 2007 December 31, 2007 New Years Eve Celebration Ping Pong Printer December 21, 2007 Ping Pong Printer pretty popular MakerFaire2007 October 2007 The first Maker Faire outside of California Children's Museum Oct 2007 October 2007 Children's Museum MenchacaElementary2007 March 2007 School Outreach DorkBot2007 March 2007 SXSW and Make Magazine and Dorkbot Eureka! Artists Interpret the Laws of Science February 24, 2007 Event Poster Recent Presentations
Date Speaker Affiliation Topic Feb. 12, 2009 Misc. Members TRG Cool Toys to Deconstruct and Reanimate Feb. 12, 2009 BruceWaters TRG Tsunami Spacer for a Test Bed Feb. 12, 2009 Jamie McShan TRG Micro Galaga Game Console Feb. 12, 2009 JamesDelaney TRG Magic Screen Machine Feb. 05 & 12, 2009 MarvinNiebuhr TRG Techno-shaman P.E.M.P Feb. 05, 2009 DonColbath TRG Brian the Brain toy Feb. 05, 2009 Nyssa TRG Antler Head Stone Sculpture with LEDs Jan 29, 2009 RickAbbott TRG Stirling Engines Jan 29, 2009 JamesDelaney TRG Wildlife Camera Jan 22, 2009 JamesDelaney TRG Cheap Generic LED Sequencer MKI Jan 22, 2009 Nyssa TRG Hot glue groovy LED sequencing effect project Take a look at past guest speakers and PastPresentations with photos, descriptions, and contact information. If you have an idea for a guest speaker or would like to do a presentation for The Robot Group, just send an e-mail to robotgroup2006@gmail.com
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