Theo Jansen has inspired soooooo many people, including myself. This video is unique in that the operator can actually ride his creation.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Mainstream Lego
Lots of popular sites talk about Lego. Here are links to some of those sites-already searched for Lego for you. They are constantly updated as the sites add content, so check them often!
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ZDNet
BoingBoing
BotJunkie
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TechEBlog
Gizmodo
MAKE
Robot Dreams
Engadget
Singularity Hub
TechCrunch
Gadget Review
Hack a Day
Geekologie
Pocket-Lint
Gizmo Watch
OH Gizmo!
Ubergizmo
BuzzFeed
ZDNet
BoingBoing
BotJunkie
Wired Geekdad
TechEBlog
Gizmodo
MAKE
Robot Dreams
Engadget
Singularity Hub
TechCrunch
Gadget Review
Hack a Day
Geekologie
Pocket-Lint
Gizmo Watch
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- What Did You Build this Weekend?
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- Strandbeest That Can Be Riden.
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- Banana Cutter
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- A Lego Version of Roomba: Pulito.
- MAKE: Featuring Their Top 10 Useful Lego Inventions.
- You Should Get More Of These Parts. Part II
- Huh. How about that.
- Marble Maze
- Tentacle Arm
- Cool Stuff - Whiffletree
- Platooning With Mindstorms
- Biped!!
- Sniepir
- Lego Technic Hexapod - "Spider L6"
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Why I blog...
The focus of my blog is Lego and Lego Mindstorms. You’ll see lots of stuff here that is not made by or out of Lego. That doesn't mean that it isn't related. That’s my way of trying to inspire my readers to think about creations that don't have instructions written by Lego. I have a belief that if you are not stretching your mind, your imagination and your abilities you’re not accomplishing much at all.
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