Puppybot has a Nokia 770 for a head

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Dustin @ Dec 14th 2006 2:17AM

For those interested in more information, a review of the kit used to make this can be found at:

http://www.botmag.com/articles/robotis_bioloid_edutainment_robot_kit.shtml

The kit itself is called "bioloid" from Robotis. They use serial servo motors, with C++ driven code, and optional ZigBee PAN wireless control. Very neat stuff, but also quite expensive at about $100/motor (each "joint")

manufaturer's awesome engrish website:
http://www.robotis.com/html/sub.php?sub=2&menu=1

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