| Version |
Description |
Manufacturer |
| S Board |
The S Style Board is a generically expandable unit. It has a small
prototyping area and a 40 pin connector which supplies all of the processor
connections. It is used in projects where all of the I/O requirements
are custom to the project. |
Savage Innovations |
| C Board |
The C Style Board is a pin-for-pin compatible with the popular 24-pin
style processors unit. It is used where a small size matters. It
also gives the users of other 24-pin processors the chance to try
Object-Oriented technology without the need to rewire their project. |
Savage Innovations |
| R Board |
The R Style Board is a ready-to-go Servo Controller board. With 16
servo connections, 2-PWM connection, a speaker, 3 L.E.D.s, and 3 push
buttons and more, it is perfect for the no-soldering-iron-needed project.
The R is also suited as a serial-servo controller which can be programmed to
do functions as well as take serial commands. |
Savage Innovations |
|
OOBoard |
The OOBoard is a classroom
friendly package that promotes student inventiveness by allowing
them to add-in new modules and capability with a minimum of fuss and even
features a removable breadboard so multiple students can share a robot
while keeping their own constructions and experiments in tact. It includes 3 push buttons, a speaker, an LCD
connector, a Serial Port, 3 servo connectors, onboard NiCad charger, and
more. In addition, this board goes an extra step for student
experimentation by adding in 4 Simmstick slots in addition to the
removable breadboard. |
Rogue Robotics |
|
OOBot40 |
The OOBot40 Robot Control Computer is designed for controlling small
mobile robotic devices and for general industrial-control applications. It
is sized to meet mini-sumo specifications. It can be used for a simple bot,
but has plenty of expansion capability and room for multiple-bumper,
line-following, fire-fighting, and other sensor circuitry. |
Oricom Technologies |
|
OOBot40-II |
The OOBot40-II Robot Control Computer is designed for controlling small
mobile robotic devices and for general industrial-control applications. It
is sized to meet mini-sumo specifications. It can be used for a simple bot,
but has plenty of expansion capability and room for multiple-bumper,
line-following, fire-fighting, and other sensor circuitry. |
Oricom Technologies |
|
Mark-III |
The Mark-III is designed for the Mark-III line of robots. |
Junun |
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