Sequels are rarely better than the original.  But Mark Crosbie has done a fantastic job making the first LEGO Street View Car into an even more awesome LEGO Street View Car.  This is NOT the sequel that bombed . . .

The final part of our Wifi Week! In this final example, we demonstrate how to send a message to Twitter from your robot. Check out how we use the Wifi Sensor to Tweet the Temperature!

Communicate between the NXT and the rest of the world faster than you ever have before: unleash the speed of high speed communications with the Wifi Sensor.

Setting up a webserver for your MINDSTORMS robot can be done now with the Dexter Industries Wifi sensor.  A few months back, Botbench setup an incredible example of a webserver.  This example is based largely off the work done there. Today we will walk through the steps to setup a webserver.  We will illustrate this with a super-simple example:...

Part 3 of our Wifi Week examples: ping! Find the IP address of your favorite website, and then ping it. Got a fast connection? Prove it with Ping!

The second installment of Wifi Week at Dexter Industries. Today we'll be walking you through our example of how to connect to other computers and internet devices with TCP protocol. In this post we use our wifi sensor to make a Lego MINDSTORMS NXT that receives texts.

Our first installment of Wifi Week goes over how to configure the Dexter Industries Wifi sensor, and connect to a home wifi network.

The Dexter Industries Wifi sensor for LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT is released!

Multirobot Communication Examples from Robotics Academy using the NXTBees and Lego Mindstorms NXT. Great videos!

Very cool project using the NXTBee: "Independent Wheelchair Control for a Quadriplegic"