Daily today to build a robot is almost within reach of all; Arduino boards and microcontrollers there are helpful, but not everyone can build a full size humanoid robot, for more if we think that those who carried it out are the children of school it is the case of Adam Halverson who together with his fellow student Anthony Winterton realized the VSR-2 FG Talos, which cost only $ 10,000, a humanoid height man, who can walk and move his arms, controlled by a notebook. The robot with two children earned an invitation to the robotics competition organized by the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in San Jose that is giving away a cash prize of $ 75,000.
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