[OT] Looking for old personal website featuring Competition Robots and Electronics

[Jason White]

Hi everyone,

About a decade ago I recall browsing the personal website of some fellow
that made beautiful and complex robots for competition.

The website featured quite a bit about the custom computer boards (I think
motorola 68000, lots of PLCC sockets) and CNC machined parts made for each
robot.

Any advice for finding this? I unfortunately don't recall the name or any
text, just the photographs.

[Sean Breheny]

Hi Jason,

Do you recall what kind of competition it was for? Can you describe the
robots? (mobile vs fixed? wheeled? kinds of actuators? overall size?)

Sean

Post by Jason White
Hi everyone,
About a decade ago I recall browsing the personal website of some fellow
that made beautiful and complex robots for competition.
The website featured quite a bit about the custom computer boards (I think
motorola 68000, lots of PLCC sockets) and CNC machined parts made for each
robot.
Any advice for finding this? I unfortunately don't recall the name or any
text, just the photographs.
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[Zona]

Dear Jason:

why not put the photographs here?
:)

Zona.

On Mon, 10 May 2021 19:35:03 -0400

Post by Jason White
Hi everyone,
About a decade ago I recall browsing the personal website of some
fellow that made beautiful and complex robots for competition.
The website featured quite a bit about the custom computer boards (I
think motorola 68000, lots of PLCC sockets) and CNC machined parts
made for each robot.
Any advice for finding this? I unfortunately don't recall the name or
any text, just the photographs.
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Jason White
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[Alan Pearce]

Or if he has an original picture try doing a Google Image Search


On Wed, 12 May 2021 22:32:48 +0800

Post by Zona
why not put the photographs here?
:)
Zona.
On Mon, 10 May 2021 19:35:03 -0400

Post by Jason White
Hi everyone,
About a decade ago I recall browsing the personal website of some
fellow that made beautiful and complex robots for competition.
The website featured quite a bit about the custom computer boards (I
think motorola 68000, lots of PLCC sockets) and CNC machined parts
made for each robot.
Any advice for finding this? I unfortunately don't recall the name
or any text, just the photographs.
--
Jason White
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[Clint Jay]

Or a Tineye search.

Post by Alan Pearce
Or if he has an original picture try doing a Google Image Search
On Wed, 12 May 2021 22:32:48 +0800

Post by Zona
why not put the photographs here?
:)
Zona.
On Mon, 10 May 2021 19:35:03 -0400

Post by Jason White
Hi everyone,
About a decade ago I recall browsing the personal website of some
fellow that made beautiful and complex robots for competition.
The website featured quite a bit about the custom computer boards (I
think motorola 68000, lots of PLCC sockets) and CNC machined parts
made for each robot.
Any advice for finding this? I unfortunately don't recall the name
or any text, just the photographs.
--
Jason White
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