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RT Corporation - Located near the JR Akihabara station in Tokyo, RT provides hands-on robotics training courses based on the KHR-1 bipedal robot, and also sells robot kits and accessories. In addition, RT has a regulation Robo-One practice ring.
Robot-Fan - One of the best Japanese on-line sources for biped robot competition information, news, and videos. Robot-Fan is updated regularly, and includes reports from Robo-One, Robo-Fight, and other similar events.
Robocommunity A popular community site for WowWee Robotics' products with user forums, videos, detailed articles, plus frequent participation and content contributions from WowWee. Coverage includes all the WowWee products including the Robosapien, RS Media, Roboreptile, Dragonfly and much more.
micromagic Systems A great website and web-resource for information and inspiration on hexapod walking robots. The photos, videos, and robot designs are really interesting, and will immediately look somewhat familar. That's because you've seen many of Matt Denton's robotic creations in movies like the Harry Potter series. In addition to lots of information on the robot designs and hexapod kit, they also have what promises to be a very interesting forum for designers, builders, and others to learn, share, and swap robot information.
The NXT STEP An excellent LEGO Mindstorms blog written by Jim Kelly. Jim was selected as one of the lucky 100 NXT developers that get to provide their insight, expertise, and knowledge to the Mindstorms final testing, configuration, and roll-out. His NXT robot blog is almost exclusively dedicated to LEGO Mindstorms NXT information, news, and tips along with his own knowledgeable comments on the robotics system.
RobotShop Canada The Robot Shop, Canada is known for proactively promoting personal and domestic robotics with sales, service, consulting and event sponsorship. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and their passion for all things related to robots and robotics shines through everything they do.
Jason Bradbury Jason is the host of the popular Gadget Show on television in the U.K. He loves building wild, crazy, and often amazingly useful gadgets and robots. His cell phone in a driving glove hack is a natural to be adapted into a robot remote control. His blog is chock full of interesting 'stuff' including a really neat hoverboard he built from spare and junk parts, hacks, and regular features like his on-site exploration of Korean technology and robots.
The Machine Grid Very well designed robotics website published by Gerard, a EE graduate student. His site includes tutorials, detailed robot project information, circuit boards, articles, and even a very interesting "How to solder an accelerometer" walkthru.
Ng Beng Kiat's Homepage Ng Beng Kiat is the reigning champion of the All Japan Micromouse contest and is without a doubt the worlds leading micromouse designer. His robotics pages contain lots of great design details, insights and useful observations.