L. A. Robotics Club

Join us tomorrow, Sunday, April 14, 2013 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Art Share LA 801 E. 4th Place, Los Angeles, CA... FREE PARKING in the lot across from the entrance More info: http://bit.ly/177a9LV

Ok, between this and the robot dog/buffalo thing they're working on.. terrifying!

Join LA Robotics Club Tomorrow at USC's Open House!

Here are some photos from Sunday's Open Lab: http://www.meetup.com/LARoboticsClub/photos/14154242/

Robot demo at Open Lab today

Join us todayfor Open Lab, 1:00 PM The South Bay Entrepreneurial Center 1108 Sartori Avenue., Suite 120, Torrance, CA... Click below for more info!

Join us for Open Lab, Sunday April 7th 1:00 PM The South Bay Entrepreneurial Center 1108 Sartori Avenue., Suite 120, Torrance, CA... Click below for more info!

ATTN CODERS! NASA WANTS YOU!

Open lab today at the Long Beach Aquatics Center from 1p to 4p See you there! (more info below)

Thanks to everyone that showed up for Tuesday night's meetup at Cross Campus. Here are some photos from the event. Photos: http://www.meetup.com/LARoboticsClub/photos/13655942/

BigDog robot: Now with brick tossing arm!

You've got a couple of options for robot-related activities today. Learn to 3D print robot parts in Pasadena and Quadcopter flyin' in Venice. Follow the link for more details: http://www.meetup.com/laroboticsclub/

Join us tomorrow at 6:30p at a new location -- Cross Campus in Santa Monica! The place is great, just make sure you read the parking signs very carefully! Click below for more details.

More photos from Sunday's Open Lab can be found here: http://www.meetup.com/LARoboticsClub/photos/13216832/

Join the L.A. Robotics Club this Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 at the Long Beach Seabase Aquatics Center, from 1p-4p. Click the Meetup link below for more details.

The Alpha IMS, developed by the University of Tübingen in Germany, is exciting for two reasons. First, it is connected to your brain via 1,500 electrodes, providing unparalleled visual acuity and resolution (the recently-approved-in-the-US Argus II retinal prosthesis has just 60 electrodes).

Self-driving car for $150? Maybe, but the way it works is pretty cool, and different than the Google car.

Mario the Magician uses Arduino to make magic happen.