Exo Suit41 ReviewsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISIdeasGo on a mission to discover the amazing Exo Suit! when you choose at checkout. Dispatched from and sold by Demonhunter_bricks. See more product details Discover savings on building sets, games, dolls and more. Lego Ideas #007 Exo Suit 21109 LEGO Space: Building the Future FREE Delivery in the UK. Product Dimensions26.2 x 19.1 x 4.6 cm Manufacturer recommended age:12 years and up Number of Puzzle Pieces321 67,167 in Toys & Games (See top 100) in Toys & Games > Building & Construction Toys Delivery Destinations:Visit the Delivery Destinations Help page to see where this item can be delivered. Date First Available5 Aug. 2014 Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images? This product is subject to specific safety warnings Put on your spacesuit and head out with Pete, Yves and their robot turtle on a mission to discover the long-lost Exo Suit! Selected by LEGO Ideas members (formerly known as CUUSOO), this amazing model first appeared in the unofficial book, LEGO Space, written by LEGO fan and builder, Peter Reid.
Featuring possible limbs, opening cockpit, grabbing claws and an intricate, modular form that you can tune to suit the most challenging missions, this amazing Exo Suit captures the essence of Classic Space design - and for the first time in 30 years, we've kitted Pete and Yves out in green spacesuits with the Classic Space logo! This set also includes building instructions and a fun booklet containing a cool space-themed story featuring the models and from the set, plus information about the creator. Includes 2 astronaut . What do customers buy after viewing this item? Star Wars TM 75136: Droid Escape Pod Mixed Ideas Doctor Who Assembly Kit LEGO Space: Building the Future See questions and answers See all 8 customer reviews Hendriks Reuben Marc Matthew See all 8 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.co.uk Most Recent Customer Reviews Grandson pleased with it I got this for my son he really likes it. It came really quick in the post.
Look for similar items by category Toys & Games > Building & Construction ToysLEGO® → System → LEGO Ideas 21108 << 21109 >> 21110 21109 Exo Suit is an Ideas set released on August 1, 2014. Though it was released early on July 26 in the UK. It contains 2 yellow barrels, 1 robot turtle with a base for it, two green classic style space minifigures (the green designating them as Mech Pilots), Yve and Pete (who are boyfriend and girlfriend, as said on the LEGO Ideas blog), and the Exo Suit itself.Do not modify it. Go on a mission to discover the amazing Exo Suit! Put on your spacesuit and head out with Pete, Yve and their robot turtle on a mission to discover the long-lost Exo Suit! Selected by LEGO® Ideas members (formerly known as CUUSOO), this amazing model first appeared in the unofficial book, LEGO Space, written by LEGO fan and builder, Peter Reid. Featuring posable limbs, opening cockpit, grabbing claws and an intricate, modular form that you can tune to suit the most challenging missions, this amazing Exo Suit captures the essence of Classic Space design – and for the first time in 30 years, we’ve kitted Pete and Yve out in green spacesuits with the Classic Space logo!
This set also includes building instructions and a fun booklet containing a cool space-themed story featuring the models and minifigures from the set, plus information about the creator. Includes 2 astronaut minifigures. Includes Pete and Yve astronaut minifigures Exo Suit features posable limbs, opening cockpit, grabbing claws and an intricate, modular design Robot turtle also included Discover the long-lost Exo Suit! Tune the Exo Suit to suit your own space exploration missions Includes special spacesuits in green with Classic Space logo! Build the model voted for by LEGO® Ideas members Includes building instructions and booklet with story and information about the creator The perfect gift for fans of LEGO® bricks and space adventurers of all ages Stands over 8” (22cm) tall with antenna extended The name of the minifigures comes from the original Exo-suit creator Peter Reid (Pete), and his girlfriend Yvonne Doyle (Yve). The set has 2 all-new green classic space style astronauts.
Pete has the same face as Zane from Ninjago. Ad blocker interference detected! Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers Wikia is not accessible if you’ve made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected.Due to constant abuse from this IP range, all interactive traffic is blocked. If you are running a legitimate crawler/robot, ensure that it properly identifies itself via the user agent with a contact site or address.An Italian designer has used Lego to a robot which can be wirelessly controlled with an exoskeleton;every movement Danny Benedettelli makes with his upper body, encased in the homemade exoskeleton, is replicated by a tabletop Lego-brick robot in front of him.Benedettelli, who makes custom Lego models on a freelance basis, started the project of which the Cyclops MK II build is a part in 2011. By his own estimation, the first prototype's walking ability was "poor", with plastic attachments cracking "under the weight of this beast".
Like today's incarnation, it also used an Android smartphone -- fitted with a custom Cyclops app -- to help communicate instructions via Bluetooth, and was built using Lego's customisable Mindstorms NXT robotics kit. The app, NXT Chatterbox, is free and promises to "enable your NXT robot to speak and recognise speech".In 2012 Cyclops underwent another reboot, with help from a comic designer who said to Benedettelli "why don't you make it pose like a hero?" when he saw the basic design. Which is perhaps why today we're presented with a model that looks somewhere between a Transformer and Iron Man on steroids -- or, as Benedettellicomments, "much more humanoid". "It walks and turns by shifting the NXT [onboard computer], and rotating the knees, keeping the feet parallel to ground," wrote Benedettelli. "Legs are finally straight, [no longer] chicken-like."a wearable remote control in the form of an exoskeleton," he said. "I will make a documentary video of all Cyclops features, time permitting."
Finally, we have that promised video. It's under two minutes long, not really the documentary he promised, but still -- it's an exoskeleton-controlled Lego robot...Cyclops MK II connects with the exoskeleton via Bluetooth, using an Arduino board fitted to the back of the suit. The suit is covered in potentiometers, a kind of sensor, so that every movement Benedettelli makes is recorded and transmitted to Cyclops.Benedettelli is far from finished tinkering with his companion, though. Seen as the first prototype was, albeit clunkily, walking around, it's likely the Italian designer will aim for a full body exoskeleton suit to control the robot.Sensor-covered humans controlling the movement of robots, is not all that unusual a setup. In 2010 the Korea Institute of Science and Technology showed off its biped humanoid robot, which danced whenever its human controller decided to. More practically, similar systems can be used to control robots that go into areas humans cannot, for search and rescue purposes.