Robot Toys – SRV-1 Blackfin Mobile Surveillance Robot
Posted 26 Mar. 2009 in Uncategorized by Fatgadget
Here’s a cool robot which is ideal for spying on your friends or co-workers, the SRV-1 Blackfin Mobile Surveillance Robot.
The SRV-1 Blackfin Mobile Surveillance Robot fits in the palm or your hand, and can be remote controlled via your PC or Laptop over WiFi via a web browser from anywhere in the World.

Here is a full list of the specifications and features.
Product Features
- Mobile Robot is controlled via web browser with live video feed
- Teleoperate mode to drive robot around via console software or remotely via web browser
- Open Source design with full access to source code (GPL) and schematics
- Robot is fully programmable for autonomous operation
- Extensive software support through 3rd party applications
- Host software has built-in web server and video archiving
- Robot can run programs written in interpreted C and stored in onboard Flash
- Wireless remote control or viewing up to 100m indoors and 1000m outdoors (line of sight)
- Robot can be controlled from a terminal/console for easy testing
- Linux 2.6 support as well as “bare metal” programming with GNU bfin-elf-gcc
Hardware
- Processor: 1000mips 500MHz Analog Devices Blackfin BF537, 32MB SDRAM, 4MB Flash, JTAG
- Camera: Omnivision OV9655 1.3 megapixel 160×128 to 1280×1024 resolution
- Robot Radio: Lantronix Matchport 802.11b/g WiFi
- Range: 100m indoors, 1000m line-of-site
- Sensors: 2 laser pointers for ranging, support for up to 4 Maxbotics ultrasonic ranging modules and various I2C sensors
- Drive: Tank-style treads with differential drive via four precision DC gearmotors (100:1 gear reduction)
- Speed: 20cm – 40cm per second (approx 1 foot/sec or .5 mile/hour)
- Chassis: Machined Aluminum
- Dimensions: 120mm long x 100mm wide x 80mm tall (5″ x 4″ x 3″)
- Weight: 350gm (12oz)
- Power: 7.2V 2AH Li-poly battery pack – 4+ hours per charge
- Charger: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz (US plug)
The SRV-1 Blackfin Mobile Surveillance Robot is available for $474.99 from Think Geek.
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