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Posted by Gordon McComb on January 5, 2010, 1:46 am
Sure, LEGO is still a good way to get your feet wet. But they aren't
really kits as much as "learning labs" for robotics, and many people
still augment the LEGO controller with third-party programmers and
compilers.
If you're wanting something more technical, outfits like Pololu offer
some nice entry-level kits where you can learn robot basics and
programming. For example:
http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/975
-- Gordon
Anvesh wrote:
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> Hello everyone, I am very new or rather a novice in the field of
> robotics but want to learn it more. So I want to buy a robotics kit to
> help in my pursuit of knowledge of robotics but I have limited
> knowledge in this and there are many kits available so please guide me
> for the best kit available. Many people suggested me to buy lego
> mindstorm is it the best for a novice? Thanks in advance for help.
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> Hello everyone, I am very new or rather a novice in the field of
> robotics but want to learn it more. So I want to buy a robotics kit to
> help in my pursuit of knowledge of robotics but I have limited
> knowledge in this and there are many kits available so please guide me
> for the best kit available. Many people suggested me to buy lego
> mindstorm is it the best for a novice? Thanks in advance for help.