1. RoboBrain Adam Bean Noah Wilson

2. Goals  Familiarize High School students with the Computer Engineer profession  Provide a more cost effective solution when compared to currently used kits Target price:  $50 RoboBrain w/o expansion parts  $100 RoboBrain w/ expansion parts  Provide more functionality with an intuitive interface

3. Features  64k ROM, 4k RAM, 18MHz clock speed  Motor control (DC, servo, stepper)  IrDA/sensor communication (sonar)  Full duplex communication through UART  Complete manual detailing features  Easy to use programming interface using simple functions written in C and Assembly

4. Competitors Parallax  $120 per kit  Limited functionality with PBASIC language  Small amount of memory available to the user MIT Handy Board  $219 w/ Development software  32k RAM, 2k ROM, 2MHz

5. Scheduling  Gantt Chart

6. Sponsors and Costs  Cyrus Bazeghi  Professor Petersen  Bill Thompson of Aptos High School Development Costs  Development boards: $80  Robobrain expansion components: $100  PCB:$70 TOTAL: $250 TOTAL: $250