Intel Hexapod: IDF 2011 Booth Interview

Website: www.12centdwarf.com
Twitter: / blegas78
I took my hexapod to Intel Developer Forum (IDF) 2011 to give a talk regarding my hexapod work. I do a brief demo and talk a little bit about the work I've done.
Sorry for the low quality, this was the only version I was able to download from here:
virtualshowfloor.com/#/event/i...
I'm just getting a blog started:
12centdwarf.com:8080/blogs/ind...

[@blegas78]

Wow that is a GREAT idea! Never thought of putting them there and yes, the legs are hollow. Perfect!

[@kawailan]

Awesome, looking forward to seeing what comes next with your project.

[@blegas78]

I'll add a link to my blog in the description, though I only started it a couple months ago. I'll post a link to the original forums where I began posting design ideas.

[@KasunTalwatta]

Excellent work matt. will start following your blog :)....im starting to learn about hexapods too. your work will def get the ground work for me.

[@froggyhopper1]

Again mate that is fantastic

[@kawailan]

Are the legs hollow? Have you thought about storing batteries in them?

[@RafaelScott]

Very cool man! How long to do this?

[@MrDionysos01]

would love to have one like this. I'm reading the book Robopocalypse and now i'm afraid of this robot if it goes out of control :s.

[@KasunTalwatta]

Love it love it .... have you got a blog post detailing this ? It would be awesome to have one if you didnt.

[@blegas78]

It took me a couple months to get what you see in the video.

[@SectorZeroOne]

i want one!!!

[@Nomoreidsleft]

Do you have a paper on this? Are you using libraries like OpenCV, and ROS for this robot? Great work, btw.

[@tacaspell]

Hey Matt, hope you are doing fine. There is any way to contact you for we can chat about robotic projects?

[@jkouw]

its so cute

[@AlquimistEd]

It will EAT. YOUR. LIFE.