Baltimore Robotics Society Homepage

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The Baltimore Robotics Society & the Baltimore Robotics Group are hobbyist entities created by me on April 30th 2011 and on April 12th 2014, as a fan, a collector and a builder of robots.

The goal and mission of the Baltimore Robotics Society is to disseminate information to the general public about the constantly changing technical aspects of this revolutionary field.

The goal and mission of the Baltimore Robotics Group is to conceptualize, design, build and place on public display, the unique robotic systems that the Baltimore Robotics Group creates. As the robots are created then perfected, they may be potentially offered for sale to the general public.

Please feel free to browse the website listed above and to contact me with any questions that you may have by email at the following addresses - ProwlerRaven32@hotmail.com (main) or ProwlerRaven32@yahoo.com (alternate)

Logan Mitchell Sr - founder of the Baltimore Robotics Society and the Baltimore Robotics Group

I have a long-term interest in robots & wanted them for a very long time when I was a teenager but couldn't afford to purchase them until now. So far I've collected over 16 robots including robot-related parts, kits & sub-assemblies.

My Robot Collection - This is a list of the robots & robot-related systems that I have collected over the years.

My Robot Construction Projects - As of 03/31/2013, I have finally begun the process of designing & building my own custom-made robot. See the photos above taken by me on 03/31/2013 & 04/04/2013. Click on the blue colored My Robot Construction Projects website link to see my ideas behind this project. I'll post more photos on that webpage as the project progresses.

The Three Laws of Robotics - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics#Robot_Mystery_series

A. Definitions about robots -

1. Robot (also listed as Robots) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot

2. Robotics - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robotics

B. Robot Magazines

These are two robot-related magazines that I subscribe to keep my inspiration & motivation for the robotics field going. I highly recommended that you procure these magazines as they are very informative & well worth the investment.

1. ROBOT magazine - http://find.botmag.com/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Magazine

2. SERVO magazine - http://www.servomagazine.com/

C. Check out these interesting robotics-related websites

Everything-Robotic by The Robot Report people - http://www.everything-robotic.com/

RoboHub - a new robotics portal - http://robohub.org/

Robots & Androids - talks about various types of robotics - http://www.robots-and-androids.com/

Robot Events - lists of various robotics events -  http://robotevents.com/

Robots Podcast - http://www.robotspodcast.com/

Society Of Robots - The #1 website to learn how to make a robot - http://www.societyofrobots.com/

The Robot Report: Tracking The Business Of Robotics - http://www.therobotreport.com/

D. Robot News Articles - Here are some interesting robot technical articles, some of which include videos.

The original website was created on 04/30/2011 & was last updated on 10/14/2023 by Logan Mitchell Sr. © All Rights Reserved 2011 - 2023.