
The move cross country has begun. I’m up to my ears in boxes and tomorrow the moving van is loaded up. I’ll be out of touch until the 29th. Bye-Bye Boston, Hello Florida!
I recently delivered presentations on using JUnit and Cactus to the Maine Java Users Group. By request I have made those presentations available for download in the Downloads area of my site.



Sixie was programmed using a micro Java API/VM.
Sixie’s CPU is a RCX programmable brick He has a touch center on either side of his front bumper for collision detection. He has a 2 motors, one driving each set of 3 legs. Sixie navigates to the darkest corner of a room using a rotating light sensor.
Sixie was programmed using a micro Java API/VM

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