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| Target Environment | Locomotion Method |
| Indoors | Static |
| Sensors / Input Devices | Actuators / Output Devices |
| CCD Camera PIR sensor |
9 servo motors speaker |
| Control Method | Power Source |
| Tethered | supplied by tether |
| CPU Type | Operating System |
| Intel 80x86 | Windows 95/98/NT/2K/CE... |
| Programming Lanuage | Weight |
| C++ | N/A |
| Time to build | Cost to build |
| N/A | N/A |
| URL for more information | |
| http://www.inkha.net/ | |
| Comments | |
| INKHA is an autonomous robotic head which tracks and analyses any humans present. It detects motion and colour hue. It issues speech comments basedon the visual information it receives. It has 9 servo motors to produce lifelike movement. It has various operating modes or characters:obnoxious, skittish, phlegmatic. It runs of a standard PC and fits into a suitcase for easy transportation. INKHA was built by a team led by Mat Walker and which included Peter Longyear. Email: mrplong@inkha.net |
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