It’s an “open” robot platform for the Nintendo DS, which comes with a little robot kit, connectors, and a cart to connect it to your DS for programming.

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The DS and the earlier don't have any analog inputs, right? Why bother with stepper motors or servos then? Just use a solenoid-driven shaft for each button.

Although that picture is sexy, the fact that they made her face as plastic as the DS Lite she’s holding is kind of disconcerting. With her, it’d be like having sex with a robot, which, in all ...