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Tiny Video Camera Is for Robotic Trainer

  • 01/01/96

The latest addition to the RoboArm family of robotic trainers, RoboVue is a miniature closed–;circuit video camera with which students can simulate undersea, radioactive and space applications.

Available for under $500, the infra–;red sensitive device comes with power supply, video cable and intense five–;day curriculum written for middle schools, Out of Sight with RoboVue. It attaches to RoboArm or any brand of robotic trainer. GoldenRod Research Corp., Spalding, NE, (800) 827–;2260.

This article originally appeared in the 01/01/1996 issue of THE Journal.

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