Monday, November 16, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
Painting Man D And Women With Umbrella
photo with the President of ORIGIN
Pictured: Mark Charles, Greycon, Ken, Vinicius and Amauri
This photo was taken our last moments on Robotec Fair 2009, photo with Luiz Antonio ken, gift ORIGIN company organizing the event. After the photo hows invited to return next year's event, scheduled for 2011. 
This photo was taken our last moments on Robotec Fair 2009, photo with Luiz Antonio ken, gift ORIGIN company organizing the event. After the photo hows invited to return next year's event, scheduled for 2011.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Star Choice Motorola Remote Search
CR-4 Success Robotec Fair 2009 (ORIGINAL INTERVIEW)
Report
CR-4 Success Robotec Fair 2009
Five students were successful in UFRRJ robotec FAIR 2009 in Curitiba-PR, with an educational robotics project where any person could participate in the manipulation.
CR-4 The robot was developed by the Research Group Robotics & CR-4 in order to facilitate understanding of the biomechanical functions and basic principles of hydrostatics and robotics. The project had such prominence because of its easy operation and understanding, being operated during the fair for children from two years old to adults, no age restriction and also the low cost of installation, about $ 10.
GP & R CR-4 consists of four students of the Bachelor's Degree in Physics - Amauri Jr, Charles Gomes, Marcos Cristiano Greycon Rock - and a student of the Bachelor of Mathematics - Vinicius Nascimento. According to Marcos Cristiano
"People were amazed when they were informed of the cost and time of a week spent in making the CR-4 Robot."
"We received calls and even some very interesting proposals during the robotec FAIR" added Charles Gomes. To
Vinicius Nascimento "The most interesting part was when there was a fall of light and our robot CR-4, to forgo electronic parts, continued to operate as large and famous robots such as Actroid and Robocar, for example, were completely inert. "
"Suddenly our booth was full of the most fair," stated Greycon Rocha.
"I was very moved as a result, parents asked if the CR-4 would be available, we congratulated the initiative, some even say it was without a doubt the most interesting robot at the fair. The result was greater than expected, but was the result of a union and goodwill of people who actually take the subject seriously and robotics education. So we want to thank the support of UFRuralRJ, especially when Peter Paul Dean, Vice Dean and Ana Dantas, as well as the source, the event organizer who received us with great respect, and all who made FAIR robotec of an event as productive. "- finished by Amauri Junior.
More information about the Robot CR-4, GP & R CR-4 and robotec FAIR in
www.CR-4.blogspot.com 
Report
CR-4 Success Robotec Fair 2009
Five students were successful in UFRRJ robotec FAIR 2009 in Curitiba-PR, with an educational robotics project where any person could participate in the manipulation.
CR-4 The robot was developed by the Research Group Robotics & CR-4 in order to facilitate understanding of the biomechanical functions and basic principles of hydrostatics and robotics. The project had such prominence because of its easy operation and understanding, being operated during the fair for children from two years old to adults, no age restriction and also the low cost of installation, about $ 10.
GP & R CR-4 consists of four students of the Bachelor's Degree in Physics - Amauri Jr, Charles Gomes, Marcos Cristiano Greycon Rock - and a student of the Bachelor of Mathematics - Vinicius Nascimento. According to Marcos Cristiano
"People were amazed when they were informed of the cost and time of a week spent in making the CR-4 Robot."
"We received calls and even some very interesting proposals during the robotec FAIR" added Charles Gomes. To
Vinicius Nascimento "The most interesting part was when there was a fall of light and our robot CR-4, to forgo electronic parts, continued to operate as large and famous robots such as Actroid and Robocar, for example, were completely inert. "
"Suddenly our booth was full of the most fair," stated Greycon Rocha.
"I was very moved as a result, parents asked if the CR-4 would be available, we congratulated the initiative, some even say it was without a doubt the most interesting robot at the fair. The result was greater than expected, but was the result of a union and goodwill of people who actually take the subject seriously and robotics education. So we want to thank the support of UFRuralRJ, especially when Peter Paul Dean, Vice Dean and Ana Dantas, as well as the source, the event organizer who received us with great respect, and all who made FAIR robotec of an event as productive. "- finished by Amauri Junior.
More information about the Robot CR-4, GP & R CR-4 and robotec FAIR in
www.CR-4.blogspot.com
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Rubber Bracelets Willingness
Baroque era
The fashion at that time was maintained with all the pomp and rigor which already exist, then the customs of the privileged frivolity. The clothes were easier to use than the previous period. Fabrics such as and thick silk brocade ornamented with flowers were preferred by both women and men. The taste for inspiration in nature prevailed. The Baroque was linked to huge hairdos and female hairdressers. As of 1660, the court of Versailles began, in fact, impose themselves to Europe with new social patterns, creating good manners, labels, forms, and especially fashion. The fabrics, velvets and brocades in particular, were very sophisticated. The fabrics were luxurious and expensive, predominant colors like scarlet red, red cherry and dark blue, however, appeared lighter colors such as pink, blue and yellow-cau-pale. The woman should be exuberant, delicate and have a great taste and eccentricity.
The fashion at that time was maintained with all the pomp and rigor which already exist, then the customs of the privileged frivolity. The clothes were easier to use than the previous period. Fabrics such as and thick silk brocade ornamented with flowers were preferred by both women and men. The taste for inspiration in nature prevailed. The Baroque was linked to huge hairdos and female hairdressers. As of 1660, the court of Versailles began, in fact, impose themselves to Europe with new social patterns, creating good manners, labels, forms, and especially fashion. The fabrics, velvets and brocades in particular, were very sophisticated. The fabrics were luxurious and expensive, predominant colors like scarlet red, red cherry and dark blue, however, appeared lighter colors such as pink, blue and yellow-cau-pale. The woman should be exuberant, delicate and have a great taste and eccentricity.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Multiplication Table 100*100 Chart Table
Fashion Baroque ... The women's clothing was more stylized, the front of the skirt had a slit, revealing a kilt. Hips the dress was generously enlarged and raised by the use of iron hoops. The chest, initially open, it was embroidered. The shape was square, with the front part of the richly decorated with embroidery. The layered hair style was raised and adjusted with a medium wire. Garments males comprised a coat off, which in the late seventeenth century was decorated with embroidery and ribbons, the sleeves were folded, revealing an embellished shirt. The front of the open jacket could see a waistcoat that extended into the knee. The shirt had wide lace cuffs and a collar and chain. The pants reached the knee and was used in combination with silk stockings, often white. {The wig was an indispensable accessory to all.) This type of clothing formed the basis of current fact man, comprising a jacket, vest and pants.
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