I am working on an old Omnibot 2000. It was in bad shape to begin with, so it didn't seem such a crime to give him a new coat of paint and an extra 8 inches of height. He is sporting an Asus t91mt multitouch convertible netbook. He was designed with a different robot controller in mind- but since discovering the EZ-B, I have changed plans and have one on order. He is pretty much a blank canvas at this point- if anyone is interested, I will post updates and take suggestions on the build as he becomes a member of the EZ-B family.
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you omnibot looks good.i am doing the same but smaller screen and no height ,adding height adds more weight and need a bigger battery or shorter run time if you are looking to a super good AI software called LEAF check out leafprojects.org but adding weight can use many other light weight materials ,like fiberboard ,or aluminium