T.U.R.N. - The Ultimate Robotics Navigator

T.U.R.N. ®, an acronym for The Ultimate Robotics Navigator©, is the first autonomous robot of its kind that can navigate through rough terrains with 4 wheels, 4 legs or 4 propellers and an option to scout underwater. This robot, also dubbed as M.C.Z.P., pronounced as mississippi, is a multi-purpose 4 in 1 configuration engineered to provide the robot options to fly like a drone, walk like an insect, drive like a rover, and swim like a duck.

A state of the art aerial video system with a 3-axis stabilizer and HD camera is also attached on its body (not shown). It can be wirelessly controlled using an android phone or tablet through the app below. The robot can think, hear, smell, see, feel and balance itself. The robot can copy what information it senses, store these pieces of information on its microprocessor, label them digitally in a queue, and process them like a living organism.

M.C.Z.P. on wheels

M.C.Z.P. on its legs

M.C.Z.P. on its propellers

T.U.R.N. = The Ultimate Robotics Navigator App for McZP.

This robot can be controlled using an app. The app, which was programed by the author, can wirelessly control the robot using an android tablet or phone to drive, fly, walk and swim (still working on this feature) in all directions. It can also talk, drop dead, bow, sleep, and act as a security device by detecting motion(hear), triggering an alarm(shout), and flashing bright red leds(see).

T.U.R.N. = The Ultimate Robotics Navigator Apps

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"Unless SETI can find an earth-like environment in other planets;
  their search to find intelligent beings means nothing but failure."

~ Caveman in the Box, Joey Lawsin 1988

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