BoingBoing buddy and robotics engineer John Wiseman posts this wonderful item to lemonodor blog: a full, scanned copy scanned excerpts from the Robodex 2003 guidebook. John sez: "It's not actually a full scan, just some of the pages I liked. I left out, for example, the full-page ad for some kind of huge sloppy natto burger." Link, Discuss
Robodex 2003 guidebook now online in glorious technicolor
Om Malik, 1966-2026
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