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CaptainObvious posted this in the shoutbox. I entered it here so I could collect it ;)

Ever wanted to create a new stlye of locomotion for your Robot - then check this site out.

All you need to know about gearing systems - how to set up etcetcetc

Before you build you can test and adjust your ideas before the material stage.....

This site may be useful for people developing robots around the XMOS platform. If you have any in depth questions, ask them here, there is a good chance someone can advise you!

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Ive just set up my shop with stock from Dagu. I will be adding arduino's and picaxes soon as well as an LMR discount code.

If you want to see anything on there, want to add any product details or reviews then please contact me using the contact us page on the site. It is still very much a work in progress but hopefully soon it will be able to provide you all you need!  

Simple and straightforward tutorial about the Arduino system, both hardware and software. Every week a new chapter is published, with theory, practice, plenty of examples, exercises to complete. 

Matt Richardson of MAKE Magazine posted this video on how to flash an 8-pin micro with Arduino code. It is based on work done by the MIT High-Low Tech lab.

If you like using the Picaxe 08m for small project, but would prefer to stay Arduino compatible, this may be a good approach for you.

For anyone wanting a maze solver :)

Standofrd is releasing 10 free online courses in CS and robotics. I haven't seen them yet, so I don't know the quality.

Everything You always wanted to know about H-Bridges but were afraid to ask ;-). A very good article about H-Bridges especially MOSFET H-Bridges.

There can also be found schematics, layout and sourcecode for the µModule H-Bridge

A robotics researcher I know through Twitter forwarded this link to me and asked if anyone on LMR had worked with electromyography (EMG) for controlling robots. This looks pretty interesting and seems approachable for a hobby robotics budget and complexity. 

The website shows videos of EMG control over motors and servos.

Check out the link for more pics and a video.

Stackable prototying boards and microcontroller development boards. The AVR 28 pin board is suitable for ATmega8, ATmega168 or ATmega328 and with loads of prototyping space, it makes an ideal robotics platform.

This is our website containing some simple tutorials showing how to use C#, the arduino and a few other things that might be useful to someone building a robot! There is also a shop (powered by Amazon) and a page dedicated to the build process of our robots :)

Super resource covering details pinouts/schematics - of how to interface any of the leading MCUs to sensors/i2c bus etc.etc.etc.

Home of a few, but VERY well known and used-everywhere little things such as the SRF05 Ultrasonic etc.

This place is the source of a few classics! They also sell other things, things they do not make themselves, and I recomend to buy these other places where support, documentation and pricing is better.