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>From amos-request@svcs1.digex.net Sun Mar 29 01:46:00 1998
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Date: 28 Mar 98 21:54:52 -0600
From: "Rand R. Fredricksen" <rand@mail.netwave.net>
Subject: Re: Amos Robots?
To: "Sasu Lintula" <samali@utu.fi>
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Sasu Lintula digitized on 27-Mar-98 06:15:14:
SL> On Fri, 27 Mar 1998, Lee wrote:
>> After playing with CRobots for a year or two, As I was washing my
>> hair last night (Things often pop into my head when I'm doing
>> nothing inparticular) I thought I would write Amos Robots. Is
>> there any interest? For those who dont know, all you do is write a
>> program which basically controls a robot. You run your program
>> allong with others and see which program wins.
SL>
SL> Strange...
SL> Couple days ago I had a flashback of tank game in which you
SL> could control your tank by using small a kind of basic listings.
SL> I started to make a list of possible commands that could be used
SL> in that kind of game. I don't know anything about CRobot, but the
SL> idea sounds familiar to me. Just do it, Lee! SLin
A few years ago my son built a small programmable robot as a high
school project. I remember they offered a serial interface to the C-64
sytle computers (Vic/64/128.)
Greets,
- Rand
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