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NXT Mindstorms hacker BlueToothKiwi created a working Wall-E trash collector robot and uploaded build instructions to the NXTLog.
To mark the release of the film, the official web site has a 'Build your own robot' section where you get to choose the looks / behavior / mobility etc.And of course, if you got a NXT - you dont need to go to a web site to design a virtual robot. You can of course build your own real Wall-e! Well almost!!
BlueToothKiwi's bot may have won an NXTLog building challenge, but there are some other great Wall-e robots on the NXTLog site worth checking out. From the look-and-feel department, Joe Meno's Flickr photos of his bot bear a striking resemblance to Earth's last robot.
Last is this humble little Wall-E, based on the original Mindstorms.
I'm pretty sure I need to build about 10 of these things and scatter them around the office.
Making your own Wall-e with NXT [thanks, Patti]
Instructions on NXTLog
Other Wall-e bots at the LEGO NXTLog
Joe Meno's LEGO Wall-e on Flickr
Wall-E totally looks like the robot from "Short Circuit"... minus the cheesy 80's style of course
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It bears noting when searching the LEGO site, the username of the award-winning designer is BlueToothKiwi, not BlueToothKiwi. Thanks and keep up the good work!
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Doh! I swear, every time I type "kiwi," "wiki" just wants to come out my fingers.
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finally, i was looking for a wall-e with those treads!
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