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The team from Sun Labs was on hand to demonstrate Sun SPOTS, Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology.  SPOTs are pretty amazing-- a well integrate package featuring a CPU, wireless networking, a 3d accelerometer, a light sensor, LEDs, and general purpose inputs and outputs.  In this picture, a child wearing a glove-based input device (connected to a SPOT) is controlling the robot arm (also connected to a SPOT).  The two SPOTs are communicating via wireless network.
This is what the Sun SPOT development kit will look like when it goes on sale.
The Sun booth was perpetually busy!
This exhibit was called "Computing by Steam" and featured mechano models of Babbage's difference engines #1 and #2.
This exhibit was called "Computing by Steam" and featured mechano models of Babbage's difference engines #1 and #2.  (Detail shot)
The Association of Experimental Rocketry of the Pacific (AERO-PAC)
The team from Sun Labs was on hand to demonstrate Sun SPOTS, Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology. SPOTs are pretty amazing-- a well integrate package featuring a CPU, wireless networking, a 3d accelerometer, a light sensor, LEDs, and general purpose inputs and outputs. In this picture, a child wearing a glove-based input device (connected to a SPOT) is controlling the robot arm (also connected to a SPOT). The two SPOTs are communicating via wireless network.
Sun SPOTS, Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology. SPOTs are pretty amazing-- a well integrate package featuring a CPU, wireless networking, a 3d accelerometer, a light sensor, LEDs, and general purpose inputs and outputs. In this picture, a child wearing a glove-based input device (connected to a SPOT) is controlling the robot arm (also connected to a SPOT). The two SPOTs are communicating via wireless network." href="javascript:openLB(65796141,'',XLarge,'',1024,768);">The team from Sun Labs was on hand to demonstrate Sun SPOTS, Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology.  SPOTs are pretty amazing-- a well integrate package featuring a CPU, wireless networking, a 3d accelerometer, a light sensor, LEDs, and general purpose inputs and outputs.  In this picture, a child wearing a glove-based input device (connected to a SPOT) is controlling the robot arm (also connected to a SPOT).  The two SPOTs are communicating via wireless network.
The team from Sun Labs was on hand to demonstrate Sun SPOTS, Sun's Small Programmable Object Technology. SPOTs are pretty amazing-- a well integrate package featuring a CPU, wireless networking, a 3d accelerometer, a light sensor, LEDs, and general purpose inputs and outputs. In this picture, a child wearing a glove-based input device (connected to a SPOT) is controlling the robot arm (also connected to a SPOT). The two SPOTs are communicating via wireless network.
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