DIY robotic foosball table is ready to throw down
By Joshua Topolsky | December 26, 2007
Finally, your dreams of a constant foosball opponent have become a startling reality. Some clever DIY-types have come up with a solution for how to fill all those long, lonely nights — a computer-controlled foosball table. The premise is simple: servos coupled with a micro-controller operate the arms of the table, while a camera above the action monitors the game, including the location of the ball and the opponents moves, then processes that information using a custom AI. Sure, your game won’t include players like Hitler or Ghandi, but at least you won’t have to go hunting for competition on those late nights. Check the video after the break, and hit the read link for all the how-to info.
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