

At the core of the platform is the intelligent brick, which is powered by an ARM9 robotic processor and runs Linux. It will now allow for on-brick programming, Bluetooth, iOS connectivity, and WiFi (through USB ports). They’re open sourcing the on-board Linux package, so the unit should be more hackable than ever. Lego is also releasing a new IR seeker sensor, a beacon sensor, and an improved color sensor, which is demoed above by a rep from the company. The platform is even backwards compatible with the older NXT components. If you’re eager to get your hands on a kit, you’ll have to be patient. They expect to be shipping by the end of 2013.
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Thanks for the sneak preview… I was hoping to see something besides a color sorter.. like one of those other robots I have seen in photos about EV3. Do you have any media or impressions of those?
You could have a look here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=playlist-comment&list=PLGXEJ4Ye1qCMJP1NTnzo4yDXHPh_mNjXH
and here: http://video.legoeducation.us/default.aspx?vID=85&gID=28
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You could have a look here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?feature=playlist-comment&list=PLGXEJ4Ye1qCMJP1NTnzo4yDXHPh_mNjXH
and here: http://video.legoeducation.us/default.aspx?vID=85&gID=28
Pretty sure you can use this to make a usable 3d printer, in abs too. Just some decent lego’s, ceramic/glass plate, heat head and extruder. Would do it myself if I had the money
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