Albert Taylor's Minion Robot with EZ Robot

19 Mar 2017 · 1 min

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Albert Taylor switched from a complex robot platform to the EZ Robot 4, which has built-in facial recognition and Wi-Fi instead of requiring separate hardware and complicated programming. He's now working to assemble scripts that let the robot run as one unified program.

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Say 30 seconds about your robot. Give me 30 seconds. Just basically, I had a robot— not the RoboDrino. I had the other processor in here for a long time. And you know how labor-intensive programming is. And I had to buy a speech recognition module and all that. And then last month when you gave the presentation on the EZ Robot 4, It seemed to fit into what I wanted to do, which was a lot easier also. So I ordered it, I got it, and I've been experimenting with it. And it has facial recognition, it has so many features already in it. All you do is interface, and it's Wi-Fi. You interface with it and you can develop these things called scripts, right? And that's why I came— what I want him to help me with, because putting the scripts together so it actually runs like a program.