Pachube (pronounced as "Patch bay") is an on-line database service allowing people to connect sensor-derived data. Now, with the WIFI sensor, your robot can get and share data with the rest of the world.

This week we will be posting new, exciting posts, on what more you can do with the WIFI sensor. The posts and accompanying code will be well-documented, giving easy Step-by-Step guidance on how to get your WIFI module doing some amazing things with the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT.

Robocup Jr. teams are gearing up for competitions this year and Dexter Industries wants to support you! Contact us for a coupon for 10% off through our website for your team. All you have to do is contact us through our "Contact Us" page, tell us about your team, and we'll send you a coupon.

dCompass project ideas and a givewaway.

LEGO in space!

We just received a new book from Brian Bagnall: Intelligence Unleashed. I, John, personally, have been eagerly awaiting the book because I've been wanting an excuse to learn the JAVA programming language for a long time.

The Dexter Industries Inertial Motion Sensor: a gyroscope and accelerometer. Six degrees of freedom and no limits.

The NXTBee has evolved . . . . still blue and still better than bluetooth.

A very cool project from a student at Tufts using the TIR sensor and the dFlex sensor. The Turret project will use a heat sensor and motors to find a person in a room and then shoot them with a rubber band.

How to turn your Mindstorms NXT into an altimeter.