The "Devilcat"
February 04, 2003

Chris Kern's "Devilcat" is an EPIA 5000 powered mobile robot controlled over a 802.11b wireless connection, and is the only Mini-ITX project we know of with a bump sensor ring. The Devilcat weighs a hefty 40 lbs - about the weight of a Welsh Corgi, or two Scottish Terriers (Note: Please do not attempt to build an EPIA into a dog). Though an alien is OK.

Chris Kern's "Devilcat"

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