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Tracks + boiler = seriously cool RC vehciles! I saw this little sucker a few minutes ago in the robotics pavilion. A few seconds after I took this picture he set up a bunch of miniature logs and ran them over. Nice.

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May 22nd, 2007 at 7:51 pm
Things like this make me really wish that they’d had those robotics competitions back when I was in engineering school in the mid-’70’s. How much fun it must be to come up with stuff like this!!