Good work on the Sbot, but I think you should expand the intro a little bit. I am not myself familiar with the concept, but I have a friend who worked on it during a semester project. You do not cleary explain that the purpose of these robots is team-work and that they must group together to execute tasks they cannot do on their own. Of course, the pictures are a hint, but it is not clearly stated. And, from an outsider point of view (me), it is more important than the actual components of the bot. Glaurung 15:26, 16 Nov 2004 (UTC)
Ok, § added Stéphane 15:50, 21 Nov 2004 (UTC)
I would like to upload a video of the Sbot on Sbot_mobile_robot. Is there any prefered format ? Video is not like images (jpeg or png) or sound (ogg), there is no free format yet clearly define. Ogg theora is a candidate, but few people can read it (only one from free unixes). MPEG4/DivX are not so free. Does anyone has suggestion ?
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I'd like to know how your obtained such a clear and professional sounding file. What kind of equipment or process did you use. As far as I can tell, this is CD-quality perfection. ALTON .ıl 10:12, 15 September 2007 (UTC)
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