Personal Note of interest...

Recently, I took my Daughters to a gand openning of The Hardin Center's, a local mesuem, latest exhibit, "Robot Carnival".

As part of that we were some of the first to use the interactive exhibits, and appeared in a local paper.:


From the local paper.:
"Brandon George shows his daughters, Emily and Natalie, how to operate a mechanical arm at the opening of The Hardin Center's new exhibit 'Robot Carnival' in Gadsden, Alabama. March 6, 2010."

A direct link to that post can be found here.: GadsdenTimes.com - Robot Carnival

I know this has nothing to do with Dynamics AX, or Microsoft technologies. However it has everything to do with my two little girls, and me being able to share my admited geek passion with them.

I think I enjoyed it more than they did! Of course, they were into all the cool interactive robotic exhibits that the Hardin center had.




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Welcome to Microsoft Robotics Studio (1.5)

Alright,

Well I am still on vacation. I had a blast at the beach, super fun and am I not ready for it to be over yet. Anyway I am getting back into things, and came across something while reading. I know that a few of you might have heard about Microsoft's move into Robotics. Well check this out: Welcome to Microsoft Robotics Studio (1.5)

I have always had a attraction to robotics, and have always Wanted the time to explore that hobby interest. I might be closer than I think with Microsoft's release here. Now I know this does not have a direct tie into Dynamics AX. It could one day, it a far fetched now, but it could. Either way I had to write about this, because it is just too cool. :-) So there is the geek in me. It's worth a sometime to read about. Very interesting. Well check back soon as I come off of vacation and back full steam into our Dynamic World, with more posts about Dynamics AX!


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