14.4k is a bit too slow

<BR>
<HR>
From: G.K. Darby <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 17:51:25 PST 1995<P>
Really interesting...I think I found a postcard of some kind.
Didn't have enough time or skill to get it in focus.

But I had a lot of fun...thanx.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Tim Hong <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 16:45:32 PST 1995<P>
Rad! That was fun! I'm going in again... :)
<BR>
<HR>
From: gene <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 16:34:30 PST 1995<P>
it was cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
<BR>
<HR>
From: Scott Shaw <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 16:17:04 PST 1995<P>
Hello,

I am currently working on the NERO Project in Oregon. 
This robot operation somewhat resembles what we are 
trying to accomplish. However, we want to put the 
observation environment on real-time video over ATM.
At this point your robot operation is quite inspirational
to us. Thanks a lot.
Questions about our project may be directed to :
bohusc@jedi.engr.orst.edu
aschked@jedi.engr.orst.edu
aktan@jedi.engr.orst.edu

Sincerely,

Burcin Aktan
Research Assistant 
Oregon State University
 <BR>
<HR>
From: Alan Scott <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 14:17:54 PST 1995<P>
Noted locations of previously exposed Book, with Bust and 
Greek letters. also located ashtray with dictionary definition of mosaic in it.
spent much time traversing at maximum altittude, wish there was a way to tile the viewOh well.
Great Sport!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Dave McKinnon <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 13:08:35 PST 1995<P>
That is really amazing..  Thank you for letting me
play with your robot..I only wish I could have more time<BR>
<HR>
From: Caden Manson <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 12:07:12 PST 1995<P>
I have found part of a rist watch,a news paper and a ball pount pen. 
I also found something that looks like an orange but I didn't have enough time to check it out
<BR>
<HR>
From: William Blakely <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 09:17:09 PST 1995<P>
I really enjoyed operating the robot.  This is a neat project, but 
it was rather difficult to find the location.  I did not discover
any really interesting objects.<BR>
<HR>
From: CBird <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 02:54:18 PST 1995<P>
That was fun. Thanks for the access to the robot.

** I found a scrap of paper with the dictionary definition of Mosaic on it.

Bye!<BR>
<HR>
From: sheldon <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 02:49:14 PST 1995<P>
***Found a circular (metal) artifact with textured 
surface near the head sculpture.  May be a container l
lid.<BR>
<HR>
From: sheldon <BR>
Date: Sat Feb 11 02:34:53 PST 1995<P>
Operated for 5 minutes 2/10/95.  Removed one "blast" of air 
from a partially covered ojbect.  ***Upon complete excavation
the object is a bust of a human.<BR>
<HR>
From: Rick Swagler <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 23:17:58 PST 1995<P>
Well done!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Tim Luptak <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 22:53:39 PST 1995<P>
*** I believe I discovered a watch (?)

Way cool!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Mark Kirschner <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 22:13:01 PST 1995<P>
Agh.  I couldn't find anything!  Oh well, it's 1:16AM Eastern time
so that will be my excuse.  I'm about to try again though.  To whoever
put this on the net: cool!
Dan
<BR>
<HR>
From: G. Weatherhead <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 18:09:35 PST 1995<P>
This is weird...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Andrew Hills <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 17:21:06 PST 1995<P>
not knowing what I was really looking for/at it seems that
*** I uncovered an object resembling a man's shoe
Since my connection is *very* slow, I had only two air-blast opportunities. The second
*** uncovered a fork shaped object (not very clear). Tried to get closer but ran out of time.
Is this for real???  <BR>
<HR>
From: Cleo Odzer <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 17:12:19 PST 1995<P>
I'M SUCH AN ADDICT!
Egads, I can get addicted to just about anything.
Okay, now Cleo, you've played with this robot enough for today.
You are going to get off this robot page right now!<BR>
<HR>
From: Cleo Odzer <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 16:53:05 PST 1995<P>
Hello out there !

  This is really a outstanding project, but why not use
  a more interesting area ?

   My e-mail is by the way martin.gumucio@mcu.uu.se
   ..

    Thank you !

  martin<BR>
<HR>
From: Doug Murray <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 10:41:54 PST 1995<P>
Too quick!
But way cool...
<BR>
<HR>
From: brian beauchamp <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 09:08:06 PST 1995<P>
*** There is a large mask at 511,410,170 ... and there's some
stuff around the right corner (say, 937,338).
This is absolutly great!<BR>
<HR>
From: Seth Leigh <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 09:00:02 PST 1995<P>
Hmm, I saw something interesting but didn't have time to jot
down the coordinates.  I will try again.<BR>
<HR>
From: Ed Boykin <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 08:30:06 PST 1995<P>
Well, there is an obvious empty match box directly "above"
white cylindrical object.  I know that the left-most end of
the white object is at x=213, y=408.  I cannot at this time
indicate exact coordinates for the right-most end, as my
time ran out yet again.  I believe that the white object
may be a candle.  I blew two puffs of air at the left end
in an attempt to discover a wick.  I did not.  I will next
attempt to uncover the right-most end with a couple puffs
in a row, to see if there is a wick.<BR>
<HR>
From: Seth Leigh <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 08:18:11 PST 1995<P>
There is some sort of white tubular object
 which runs from left to right.  I cannot tell the coordinates
which define its whole length, but I can say that at the coordinates
x= 246, y=411, you will be over a part of it.<BR>
<HR>
From: Henrik Rasmussen <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 04:13:12 PST 1995<P>
*** Well, I found a watch.. 
thats about it.. will try again in a few.. 
great server!<BR>
<HR>
From: Bart van der Ree <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 03:17:16 PST 1995<P>
*** The artifact was a polygonal, probably hexagonal. 
***It seemed to be under glass! 
***So could it possibly be a transformer for the robot arm?...
Great addition to the net!<BR>
<HR>
From: Frank <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 02:21:56 PST 1995<P>
Wicked idea...

I have some trouble seeing whats happening, 
(PC-Windows 800x600 256 Colors), but I suppose that I cant
have it all.

Otherwise it works fine.

- Keep it up !

-Frank<BR>
<HR>
From: Belis Ivan <BR>
Date: Fri Feb 10 01:13:13 PST 1995<P>
Please don't interrupt my session if the queue is empty.
TY
<BR>
<HR>
From: fichet <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 22:24:49 PST 1995<P>
Interesting. But I need more practice ! :^) 


<BR>
<HR>
From: Raynmann <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 21:56:16 PST 1995<P>
I saw this project on one of those news programs. I'm not sure if it was "Good Morning America" or something like that.
I only caught part of the show and I wansn't sure what the project was all about.
Thanks for the interesting experience!<BR>
<HR>
From: tracy whigam <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 20:51:40 PST 1995<P>
***pipe & card - couldn't clear the card to read it in the 
allocated.<BR>
<HR>
From: dnelson <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 18:49:35 PST 1995<P>
This is pretty amazing.  Perhaps a future feature could be
the ability to pickup and drop objects?<BR>
<HR>
From: Adam <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 16:30:43 PST 1995<P>
I thought this was quite interesting.  I am still confused, though, 
as to whether this is a real physical device that I am in
fact controlling, or whether you are using canned images somehow.
I tend to believe that you guys actually set up a thing,
though, as it is pretty convincing.  Some of the sand looks
like that vermiculite stuff that people use in their flower
pots.<BR>
<HR>
From: Edward Touchdoor <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 14:33:13 PST 1995<P>
Simply amazing.
*** I did find some big, round, dark object.
*** I run out of time before I could decide what it was<BR>
<HR>
From: Bill Schroder <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 13:59:41 PST 1995<P>
Top Notch !!

Is the robot direct wired or via a wireless connection ??
<BR>
<HR>
From: Andy Bolander <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 13:38:44 PST 1995<P>
Cool idea !  I want one of my own. On Mars. In color. Mobile.
I want it now!
*** uncovered metallic looking slim tapered object at x121y314, does not look like it was naturally formed.
Thanks for the fun!<BR>
<HR>
From: Stefan <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 12:20:33 PST 1995<P>
people need more time because even if you
have a fast modem it takes forever and you can't do any
thing but its still cool!<BR>
<HR>
From: mitch prothero <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 11:21:19 PST 1995<P>
*** A box of Diamond safety matches -- too bad we can't
strike one ;->.

Very interesting project -- more evidence of the almost
unlimited potential that has come out of the HTTP effort
and was completely unanticipated. I'll be back for sure!

--tv<BR>
<HR>
From: Sean Hinchey <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 09:43:40 PST 1995<P>
The robot video camera is a little hard to follow...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Robert Irie <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 09:00:09 PST 1995<P>
Very innovative and fun to use! Good job!
<BR>
<HR>
From: chadwick <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 05:48:23 PST 1995<P>
<I>Cool</I> stuff!  I found a ***NASA logo, what looked like 
a *** plastic bracelet, and a ***description of turquoise jewelry.
<BR>More time would be nice, but you've got a whole world of people 
to share this with.  <B><I>Excellent Site!</B></I>  I'll be back!<BR>
<HR>
From: Lars Gustavsson <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 04:33:26 PST 1995<P>
Very Cool!

Thanx!<BR>
<HR>
From: Quinn Plattel <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 03:03:27 PST 1995<P>
Neat!, Is this real?  Or is it some big bitmap I am looking at.
Cheerio!<BR>
<HR>
From: Angkul <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  9 02:25:48 PST 1995<P>
Your robot is pretty cool, but how do I know its real and not just a 
simulation? Also are there any manipulators for the robot other
than the blast of air? You should let the time limit be longer 
if there is no one waiting in the queue. **What is the writing
at the very left lower corner of the field. The writing was too 
fuzzy to make out, and I ran out of time. Other than that I think
its neat what you guys are doing. <BR>
<HR>
From: Dan Sptzer <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 22:08:06 PST 1995<P>
Its, really nifty. I would like to see more then
one command at a time tho. What is the writing
on the bottom? Its not newspaper.. To Quote one part
"OBSIDUIM was used for knife blades because of the 
   rock's sharps edges." Where did that come from? :_)

<BR>
<HR>
From: sherry <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 21:26:58 PST 1995<P>
In order to optimize the time allowed.. I would recommend changing the interface to accept multiple commands.  ie: I want move here, lower the arm and shoot a burst of air.  

A good use of the web for science.

<BR>
<HR>
From: matt bernius <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 20:30:21 PST 1995<P>
had to try it again... five minutes is just to short with a slow connection

***found something big and black as rectangular... look from the shot like something out of 2001<BR>
<HR>
From: matt bernius <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 20:22:40 PST 1995<P>
It was great. Too bad I got a call 1/2 way through
***found the watch<BR>
<HR>
From: Craig Phillips <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 19:50:41 PST 1995<P>
Interesting!  One of the more creative things I have
discovered on the net.

Craig...<BR>
<HR>
From: ryan beckett <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 19:06:25 PST 1995<P>
This was great! If i only had more time.***by the way where did ther NASA
emlblem come from?<BR>
<HR>
From: Jim Graham <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 15:33:07 PST 1995<P>
One of the coolest things on the Web. I will tell my friends. 
The rate that images are returned limited me to about 10 actions
or less in my 5 minutes, hardly enough time to find an artifact
and do anything with it. I found and unearthed the ***matchbox,
and was about to try to blow some sand into it, but ran out
of time. 
Great though. Thanks! Mike Blanpied<BR>
<HR>
From: Steffen Bartschat <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 15:00:55 PST 1995<P>
*** found a picture of a human head (bald) with arabic writing on it (?)

Is this robot for real?

--S<BR>
<HR>
From: Rudi Otto <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 14:50:47 PST 1995<P>
Very interesting, I'll be back again. I think we've stumbled
upon a junkyard or a time capsule (the contents of which 
have been scattered around).<BR>
<HR>
From: Lisa Keilholz <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 13:04:46 PST 1995<P>
Veddy interesting (but NOT stupid).
Makes me wanna up from 14.4 to 28.8....<BR>
<HR>
From: Andrew Kinsler <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 12:15:34 PST 1995<P>

A fascinating exercise!  Additionally, it is amazing
how closely the soil composites in that quadrant
resemble packing peanuts!  That alone is a startling
discovery!

<BR>
<HR>
From: Kevin Konowalec <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 11:19:46 PST 1995<P>
THIS IS VERY INTERESTING. I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS 
ON THE NET BEFORE. I WAS HAVING PROBLEMS HOWEVER, PICKING ANYTHIN
 UP..? THANKYOU AND YOU WILL SEE ME AGAIN.<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeff Levenglick <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 10:10:36 PST 1995<P>
*** Looks like a bible is in front of me.
*** Just moved over to the right of it and looks
*** Like I have found a pen?
<BR>
<HR>
From: Dennis Young <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 09:48:39 PST 1995<P>
*** I am not sure what I found, but I guess it could have been a mirror.
This is certainly an interesting project.  When can I use the Lunar/Mars
version.
		Great Fun 
			   Joules<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul "Ducky" Tenk <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 08:14:56 PST 1995<P>
The air nozzle seems to be out of order or what..?
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jon S Green <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 08:02:06 PST 1995<P>
*** Nope, that wasn't a tankard, it was a wristwatch
*** Got a photo with someone's face with what looked like 
*** Hebrew on the forehead too.  And started to excavate
*** something wheel-shaped.

Hey, I _like_ this site!<BR>
<HR>
From: Jon S Green <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 07:54:55 PST 1995<P>
Seriously neat!  Think I'll have another go, if there's
no queue.

*** Crayfish
*** Something that looked like a tankard<BR>
<HR>
From: Unknown Token <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 03:45:57 PST 1995<P>
***Now a sextant?? Really strange objects around...Well,
let's stop for the moment...I really enjoyed that and sure
will inform people around here about this...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Tolga Ekmekci <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 03:30:52 PST 1995<P>
***Something like a tray, a seahorse, an apple(?), a piece
of paper regarding jewellery, something written NASA on it,
a pen....These obviously were not achieved in one go...It
took about 40 min...(Yeah, there weren't much people around
to play with this magnificient thing and here 5 min is 
enough for only two or three snapshots!)
<BR>
<HR>
From: Lars Wiborg <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 03:02:10 PST 1995<P>
Nice tour over the exhibition site. I think I discovered
something really interesting stuff there... Why dont put 
some wheels on the robot to and send him off downtown!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Meerts &lt;none&gt;<BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 02:49:30 PST 1995<P>
who on earth puts a newspaper under the dirt?

but hey what else would be under there?

*** Newspaper and some kind of tool found

  <BR>
<HR>
From: Tolga Ekmekci <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  8 02:43:04 PST 1995<P>
Hmmm. A second try is needed!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Andy Rieder <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 23:18:55 PST 1995<P>
Interesting "exhibit".

I had problems with the interface.  Every couple of clicks or so,
the control "panel" would become a small icon.  (?)

As to what it felt like, it seemed to be more of an interface
where some of the positions, possibilites, and outcomes
have been digitized and sent to the operator. 
Why do I say that?  
The difference between the image before the air burst,
and after it, was too great.  It lacked continuity. 
Also a small movement on the control panel/screen would
completely change the position and it was hard to find an
object agai....
***I did find a "Freebie" ad or bag...<BR>
<HR>
From: andreas k riessland <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 20:50:29 PST 1995<P>
*** Their is a box of matches situated at X:284, Y:453
obviously they belong to the good doctor who died of lung cancer<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeff Babiy <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 19:17:05 PST 1995<P>
***the round black object could be a film reel....
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeff Babiy <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 18:27:21 PST 1995<P>
***Hard to confirm last observation,  Mabey a
pen cap?<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeff Babiy <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 18:22:29 PST 1995<P>
***Not much luck, started to find what looked
to be a snub nosed bullet for a hand gun, mabey.<BR>
<HR>
From: etringer <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 16:11:45 PST 1995<P>
*** I found a box of saftey matches and some type of 
     plastic spider.
	This is really cool!<BR>
<HR>
From: etringer <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 15:31:11 PST 1995<P>
*** I found something with writing on it at 568,296 but will 
     need to check it out further to determine what it is!
     This is a cool system!<BR>
<HR>
From: Jim Porn <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 14:13:09 PST 1995<P>
This is excellent.  What an innovative way to use the net.
I can see the applications that this can provide.
Thank you for the opportunity.<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike Gilbertson <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 12:52:44 PST 1995<P>
Wow!...That was cool...I had heard of controlling things over the net but this was certainly different than what I pictured...too bad I didn't find anything :)
KD
<BR>
<HR>
From: Peter Foote <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 12:09:43 PST 1995<P>
Thanks for putting this up on the 'net...  
Couldn't identify much on this first trip,
but I'll be back...<BR>
<HR>
From: Ian Thomas <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 09:18:18 PST 1995<P>
***Found a watch at 426,487 (?) and something right next to
it that resembled a crayfish or something<BR>
<HR>
From: Matthew Micene <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 09:08:07 PST 1995<P>
This is a very interesting project.  I look forward to 
using this system again.	<BR>
<HR>
From: Efrain 'ET' Torres <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 07:50:45 PST 1995<P>
Didn't find anything interesting, but was fascinated by the
interface.  Will be interested to find out more about the 
methods used to process remote commands.  

Fascinating!!!
David Lilly<BR>
<HR>
From: Jennifer Jessup <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 06:51:34 PST 1995<P>
Interesting ***found what appeared to be a campus newspaper,
cute guys.....<BR>
<HR>
From: Brian Thomas <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 06:46:42 PST 1995<P>
Pretty interesting and unique demonstration.  I've not seen
anything like it.  I didn't find anything, but that seems
to be mostly because the field of view is so narrow with
respect to the work-envelope.  Maybe next time.

BT<BR>
<HR>
From: Christoph <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 06:31:16 PST 1995<P>
Tja, Leute, das war mal wieder viel zu kurz. 

Und tschuess!<BR>
<HR>
From: Michael James <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 04:53:24 PST 1995<P>
This is really very exciting, I can think of a million applications for such 
a remote method of control once it is perfected.

*** I discovered something resembeling a scroll with barely
legible writings on it.<BR>
<HR>
From: andrew pearsall <BR>
Date: Tue Feb  7 04:11:12 PST 1995<P>
excellent SIMULATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<BR>
<HR>
From: hans <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 21:47:43 PST 1995<P>
Interesting exercize in remote sensing and operation.  Please 
tell me (us) more about this technology, and it's possible
applications.  I would like to read more about this machine,
and learn of other such experiments available through Internet.

Thank you.

Jim
<BR>
<HR>
From: Logan <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 20:19:02 PST 1995<P>
***Quadrant 
85
342
possiblity of reference material
or perhaps directory or classified page

Conclusion:
Trash!
Mans wastefull lifestyle has expanded 
beyond earth. Neighboring planets 
have now become our dumping grounds.<BR>
<HR>
From: Steve Delmont <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 19:40:10 PST 1995<P>
It was fascinating to operate the robot. I will defenitly return to explore all the options of your site. It is hardly to believe that yhe robot is controlled in real time!

<BR>
<HR>
From: Stuart Leslis <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 19:33:40 PST 1995<P>
OOh cool,
How about some real exploration now?
Undersea etc?

Thanks!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Adam <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 19:30:36 PST 1995<P>
*** I discovered a watch. There was a centipede sticking
    halfway out of the dirt under the band of the watch but
    I think it was dead because when I blew air at it, it
    didn't move.
This is really neat!<BR>
<HR>
From: Bill Brown <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 18:44:16 PST 1995<P>
*** Found what looked like a shallow bowl towards the end of my session.
<BR>
<HR>
From: G.Vinyard <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 17:33:32 PST 1995<P>
Really cool! Looks like a cheap watch in there today! 
Good idea keep it up!

Dean<BR>
<HR>
From: Tandy Penn <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 17:29:29 PST 1995<P>
The object that I found looks like a watch with out a band

<BR>
<HR>
From: Geoff Percival <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 16:53:46 PST 1995<P>
A really innovative idea. I didn't actually 
discover anything, but must congratulate all 
concerned on both the concept and the interface.
Keep up the good work. <BR>
<HR>
From: Frederic Bouchard <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 15:15:36 PST 1995<P>
I'm having the best time.  Found too much stuff uncovered by other people mostly in one corner!  Maybe it's time to spread the rocks again?  How about the grippers?!?!
Paul Timon
greetings from Ireland.<BR>
<HR>
From: Amy Skowronek <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 12:54:08 PST 1995<P>
I have observed a major scientific breakthrough with your
www-controlled manipulator. It seems it may be possible
to move small stones with compressed air.<BR>
<HR>
From: Blars Blarson <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 12:22:08 PST 1995<P>
Finished uncovering the *** chrysocolla sample.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Blars Blarson <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 12:02:49 PST 1995<P>
Looked a little at the mirror, and then some kind of 
classified adds?  (Listing apartments and Art museums.)
<BR>
<HR>
From: Ian Jirka <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 11:49:26 PST 1995<P>
Moving to a color WWW browser.  BW is too hard to see. :)

<BR>
<HR>
From: Troed Troedson <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 11:37:50 PST 1995<P>
Thank you. No objects were found but nevertheless ...

Troed
<BR>
<HR>
From: David Heiser <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 10:59:02 PST 1995<P>
Neat stuff. Your robot is fast. I'll be back.
***Found the definition of "Mosaic".<BR>
<HR>
From: Ehler <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 10:54:24 PST 1995<P>
Great and innovative use of the 'net.  I must
visit again to check out new features, as I'm
sure they're being planned!  Keep up the good
work...<BR>
<HR>
From: dblack &lt;mcimail.com&gt;<BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 10:37:58 PST 1995<P>
Fantastic job! This site is a blast. Thank you for sharing. I found a picture of something???
<BR>
<HR>
From: chris deary <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 09:52:32 PST 1995<P>
This is the first time I try to use this robot.
 I have discovered nothing but I will try again !
Bye.

<BR>
<HR>
From: Simes <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 09:46:39 PST 1995<P>
Get a faster net connection. :-)
Oh, and could we have some human targets and a laser? ;-)

--Simes
<BR>
<HR>
From: Garo's Javahouse <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 09:03:11 PST 1995<P>
uhhh....I had absolutely no idea what I was doing....I guessed
on the test...hope I didn't break it......uh.....sorry<BR>
<HR>
From: Robert W. F. Clark <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 08:17:47 PST 1995<P>
*** i found what appeared to be a nasa button,
    already uncovered
*** in addition, i noted what appeared to be a piece
    of paper, saying something like "[cer?]ise was
    used as a primary source of jewelry"
*** another object was less obvious, and i didn't uncover it
 this is the closest to a killer app for mosaic i've seen

this most *certainly* beats the usual run-of-the-mill
web site--which is to say a hotlist of other people's
hotlists of other hotlists.

one word, in closing.

YOW!<BR>
<HR>
From: Asim Kepkep <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 08:11:10 PST 1995<P>
Controlling a robot arm 10000 km away was really fascinating
I wish a had more bandwith to spare controlling the remote excavtor
<BR>
<HR>
From: Eike Grote <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 07:02:13 PST 1995<P>
It feels great! I didn't discover anything (except for something
that looked like a piece of wire??) but I'll be back. Great idea!<BR>
<HR>
From: Nils Bruin <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 05:27:29 PST 1995<P>
*** a plastic pot for flowers ?
Impressive project !<BR>
<HR>
From: Nicklas Lundgren <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 04:58:47 PST 1995<P>
Nice little robot you have there!
<BR>
<HR>
From: K.T. Wiegman <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 04:55:25 PST 1995<P>
***How thoroughly strange.  Near the bottom-left corner is
a snippet from what looks to be the L.A. Weekly.  Lists
information about Museum of Contemporary Art, African-American
Museum, and Kandinsky exhibit.  Note (213) area code & date
reference to Aug. 12 of an unspecified year.<BR>
<HR>
From: ariel <BR>
Date: Mon Feb  6 03:09:15 PST 1995<P>
Very nice! It would be nicer to be able to pick up objects
and move them around :-)
Thank You!
Sergio Ferraro, Italy.<BR>
<HR>
From: Joe Hartford <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 23:46:11 PST 1995<P>
I think that this technology is incredible...
i just wish that you had a little more time in the
driver's seat.

thank you
mp<BR>
<HR>
From: Adam Carey <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 22:37:26 PST 1995<P>
Perhaps the image should be interlaced so you have an idea
of what the image will look like and where the buttons are.

It takes about one minute to click on a button and receive
a full image cycle from Australia (connected at 14.4)

Hope this helps - great concept ;)
Adam
<BR>
<HR>
From: Branin Johnson <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 22:08:38 PST 1995<P>
Cool! My first time.
***pipe, lamp?, card<BR>
<HR>
From: Henry Nguyen <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 21:28:07 PST 1995<P>
***Their were a picture of a face and a statue on the ground.  
The head of the statue seem to be broken.  The statue is 
made of some type of metal, maybe gold.<BR>
<HR>
From: K.T. Wiegman <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 19:19:13 PST 1995<P>
***Depressing. The only object I found that hadn't been uncovered already was stuck under the belt.
<BR>
<HR>
From: FERNANDO <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 19:15:35 PST 1995<P>
OBJECTS DISCOVERED
-A BOX OF MATCHES
-A PIECE OF PAPER WITH SOME WORDS

WOULD LIKE A BROADER VIEW OF THE AREA 
DIDN'T NOTICE THE EFFECT OF THE AIR ON THE OBJECTS 

CONGRATULATIONS!!<BR>
<HR>
From: lynlee <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 18:48:01 PST 1995<P>
AH!!  That was much better.. *** what looked like a squid shapped thang *** black cord, looked like
what holds glasses around neck when not in use *** looked like 22 caliber (or so) shell casing.. 

Thank you!  THIS is GREAT!  I think 5 mins is a fair time, since you can get back into the
queue and wait for another turn.. :)<BR>
<HR>
From: Ross J. Reedstrom <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 18:41:31 PST 1995<P>
Interesting - a little slow over my SLIP link, though.
Of course, I ran out of time just as I was about to uncover
something interesting.
<BR>
<HR>
From: NOh &lt;jun-yong&gt;<BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 18:30:36 PST 1995<P>
*** Much more exciting than driving my stealth.
*** I found out the message saying "Salt is prizesd for ..."
*** Don't quite remember though. 
*** I wish I can operate longer next time. 
<BR>
<HR>
From: lynlee <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 18:23:16 PST 1995<P>
Greetings!

This is the 2nd time I have tried to operate the probe.  This time I could not move the camera
away from the sand and the blower was not working.. *** I did see an object that was cylindrical
and black.  It was not very long.  Since I could not move the camera back, I had to track it by
clicking on the object until I came to the other end of it.

This is very exciting!  I wish I could use it when it is fully functional!  I will be back!  It
is a wonderful experience to have the opertunity to manipulate an environment thousands of miles
away, via computer!<BR>
<HR>
From: Dylan Horvath <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 16:56:58 PST 1995<P>
There is a small newspaper clipping in the far left corner of the grid.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Chris Turkstra <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 16:37:40 PST 1995<P>
***Found a wristwatch, but couldn't tell if it was moving.
Great interface!<BR>
<HR>
From: matt diiorio <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 15:56:42 PST 1995<P>
Very cool idea.  It gives you a feeling of actually "being
there".  It was hard to control though..  I should go back
and read the docs.. Maybe you could have a feature that
would allow one to download an MPEG of what they did during
their 5 minutes.  I think I shall visit this site again..

Matt<BR>
<HR>
From: Efrem Orgel <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 14:52:14 PST 1995<P>
I have to admit I was a bit nervous this first time,
 and there were also some communication problems 
(I got this cracked image symbol back a few times).
 ***Well, I found a box with dimonds - didnīt I. Not bad
 for a beginner. Iīll be back!
<BR>
<HR>
From: alfie <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 12:46:23 PST 1995<P>
***great fun again, I don't know what I was looking at.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Robert Hamersley <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 12:35:40 PST 1995<P>
*** worked on uncovering the object only partly uncovered the last time
*** It is large and possibly rectangular with rounded corners
*** and a very dark shiny colour. Five minutes seems like
too little time to work.<BR>
<HR>
From: Robert Hamersley <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 12:28:27 PST 1995<P>
*** I uncovered a long white tubular object like a cigarrette
*** also a small metal disc with a hole in the top and some
*** numbers and letters stamped on it at the right end of it 
*** just below this is another object which is not completely
*** uncovered.
I will try again <BR>
<HR>
From: Robert Hamersley <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 12:20:27 PST 1995<P>
Interesting. I used this session to familiarize myself with 
the system. There were a number of objects already uncovered.
Didn't discover anything new.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Timon <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 10:57:04 PST 1995<P>
Well ...
*** a picture of a head (sculpture?) with 3 greek letters on the forehead - pie(spelling?), ???, lamda.
at x=767 y=338<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Timon <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 09:57:21 PST 1995<P>
Great stuff!
*** I think I found a box of matches!?
<BR>
<HR>
From: LIMNAIOS <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 08:11:48 PST 1995<P>
Funny !
But difficult to find something.

I'll come back when I can.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike Tomasulo <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 07:54:11 PST 1995<P>
found: a small globe depicting the earth, a wristwwatch,.
and a box of matches
<BR>
<HR>
From: Dave Stoddard <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 07:00:57 PST 1995<P>
I noticed the paper that had some article on an 'experimental artist' -- what's up with that? Is this real or a sim?

Thanks for a pleasant diversion. Wish I wasn't dial-up!<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike Brais <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 04:04:52 PST 1995<P>
Very interesting and thanks for the chance to try it.  Nothing interesting found though :-(
Still, maybe next time!<BR>
<HR>
From: hugh <BR>
Date: Sun Feb  5 01:12:36 PST 1995<P>
What a concept. This will change the way we work. 
Imagine the autoclub using a tool like this
to change a flat-tire.

Seriously, it really is a fascinating concept 
and well executed to boot.

Thanks<BR>
<HR>
From: paul despins <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 23:43:58 PST 1995<P>
We found a mirror on x886 y361 z170. Good Fun.
<BR>
<HR>
From: RICK WILDER <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 23:20:10 PST 1995<P>
*** At 951x341 Note dealing with Turquise... possible ball point pen increasing X
*** At 921x281 We have evidence of knowledge of Mosaic...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Aaron Smith <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 22:01:41 PST 1995<P>
Pretty Cool. I wil have to try it from work with a faster
connection.<BR>
<HR>
From: Brett Church <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 21:26:19 PST 1995<P>
I'm brand new to the net; nonetheless, this concept is pretty interesting. It would be nice if only  the image was redrawn and not the entire page........I don't know if that's possible.

Nice work guys !<BR>
<HR>
From: Magnus Hansson <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 20:10:30 PST 1995<P>
It was fun, but what was the point.  Also what real life
applications is this sort of thing going to have.
Thanks for setting it up so wisely.
Brandon Kroupa<BR>
<HR>
From: wayne messner <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 18:17:39 PST 1995<P>
***As my friend Brad and I were trying to negotiate the arm,
we were keenly aware of what we were doing. That is, we were
moving a piece of equipment well removed from us. We're in
my residence room here at the University of Alberta connected
by remote server to the U which in turn is connected to the
USC host and ultimately to the robot arm. At least, that's
what we been led to believe. Whether true or not, it seems
real. We've accessed another part of the world, had consequence
(we move dirt!) and all from this remote terminal.

We were discussing the implications while operating the arm.
The possibilities of moving exploratory units across the
Antarctic plains...home surveillance...laboratory dissections
...or better, a remote camera linked by satellite on the moon's
surface! With this kind of educational potential, the world
becomes classroom for our children.

This is a fuckin' amazing project. The HTML coding itself
was interactive, complete and incredibly user friendly.

Our many thanks. Danke!<BR>
<HR>
From: jeremy tavan <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 17:16:59 PST 1995<P>
This was very interesting.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Eric Sohn <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 17:08:38 PST 1995<P>
Neat! First time I've used this...
*** found something like a dog license tag.
<BR>
<HR>
From: David Jarvis <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 16:40:11 PST 1995<P>
Nice plate dudes!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Mitchell <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 15:02:30 PST 1995<P>
This is a real cool site.. Glad I found it! How much does the robot cost? And who designed the software to interface between the Web and the robot?
Incredible!<BR>
<HR>
From: bob moore <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 14:17:18 PST 1995<P>
What an outstanding Web site!
I would like to suggest that you put the controls and 
coordiates at the top of the image. for those of us who 
are useing netscape navigator we can move a lot quicker 
and get more work done.

Look forward to visiting this sight again<BR>
<HR>
From: Tom Scheifler <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 14:04:03 PST 1995<P>
*** card/plate reads:
*** "CHRYSOCOLLA was
*** used in jewelry
*** and sandstone
*** paintings."
*** x:664,y:329
*** may be more writing ...<BR>
<HR>
From: Tom Scheifler <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 13:44:39 PST 1995<P>
*** something with writing
*** x:664,y:329<BR>
<HR>
From: Tom Scheifler <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 13:37:52 PST 1995<P>
*** flashlight with key chain
*** x:690,y:300 - x:760,y:270<BR>
<HR>
From: Tom Scheifler <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 13:16:14 PST 1995<P>
*** Cylindrical Object (Flashlight?)
*** X:690, Y:300  thru X:750,Y:630

This is amazing!<BR>
<HR>
From: Tom Scheifler <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 11:59:54 PST 1995<P>
This is a great example of telecommuting power to deliver control
to a tool from anywhere in the world (or out of this world for that matter).
Thanks for a wonderful experience.<BR>
<HR>
From: Rich Edwards <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 11:47:53 PST 1995<P>
What a royal waste of technology
great fun though! Keep it up!<BR>
<HR>
From: Greg Hadaller <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 11:14:30 PST 1995<P>
Thanks very much! I heard about this project in a Newsweek article months ago, and my college just got Mosaic. This is the first thing I've ever used on the World Wide Web, and I really enjoyed it.
                 
                            Thanks again,
                                  Tony<BR>
<HR>
From: Neil Borrell <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 03:32:26 PST 1995<P>
Neat ! I found what looks to be an 8x11 sheet
of paper. I will be back with my grade 
4/5 students from Aldershot Elementary
school in Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada !<BR>
<HR>
From: nick hinskens <BR>
Date: Sat Feb  4 00:54:54 PST 1995<P>
Impressive!

Job well done.

<BR>
<HR>
From: David Jarvis <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 19:06:48 PST 1995<P>
*** Very cool to operate this robot... Little bit slow 
    with a ppp connection over a 14.4k modem, on a
    56k line, but cool!
 <BR>
<HR>
From: Zachary S. Bremner <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 18:43:32 PST 1995<P>
This is really cool.  How did you come up with this idea anyway?
***All I really found my first time was a mask.
<BR>
<HR>
From: David Maier <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 17:02:05 PST 1995<P>
What have i found-- 
  *** 1 object that look like sun glass's 
   
  its is one cool thing, iam going to add the my homepage. 
  ....

 CaT
 KaTKiller<BR>
<HR>
From: Blars Blarson <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 16:09:24 PST 1995<P>
Interesting.  One time it didn't respond and I had to
stop and resubmit.  I woun't wait so long before doing
this in the future.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul-Andre Corbeil <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 13:16:41 PST 1995<P>
i thought this was very cool, and can see the possiblities in the future

*** though the clarity wasn't good I thought i saw a belt from
     a car engine.
.

<BR>
<HR>
From: jimmi <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 12:06:50 PST 1995<P>
saw the SERPENTINE paper ran out of time when i was about 
to read it<BR>
<HR>
From: Peter Johansson <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 11:59:06 PST 1995<P>
Saw the piece of paper and it said something like "salt 
was highly priced for foodstorage and tanning skinns 
blablablabla" fun!!<BR>
<HR>
From: Peter Johansson <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 11:42:27 PST 1995<P>
Very good system. Does'nt technology just blow you away.

*** FOund something that looked like a saucepan.

Good fun... :-)<BR>
<HR>
From: Martin Hylerstedt <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 10:50:50 PST 1995<P>
Well it's interesting.
*** I saw a white head and a piece of something that looked like tubing.
Why does the picture go out of focus when you move the arm down?
<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike Mulligan <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 09:59:23 PST 1995<P>
***identified a circular edge of an object with a hole near
the edge.  Object had a wire hook inserted through the
hole.  Flat surface of object was stamped with the letters
"ARL"  other letters obscured by dirt.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Stephen Eisenbies <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 08:48:16 PST 1995<P>
This is one of the finest pages I have ever come across!
Keep up the good work, folks! This is what makes the net
really interesting!

Krb<BR>
<HR>
From: Andrew McNamara <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 08:45:54 PST 1995<P>
20 seconds an image is a real killer. I also find the restriction that you can only fire the air pulse while zoomed in rather arbitary. Even if there is a technical reason for it, surely the arm could zoom in, pulse, zoom out, send me the image. Just a thought.
Oh, another thing - it would be fun to see the "Sand pit" as a whole from time to time (I know this would destroy the illusion slightly... 8-). There seem to be large number of uncovered objects at any instance in time.<BR>
<HR>
From: Stephen Eisenbies <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 08:17:10 PST 1995<P>
I'm impressed. Now I just wish there was one closer to me on the net - I spent most of the time waiting for the images to download! 8-)
It probably needs the ability to enter absolute co-ordinates - so you can come back to something you were exploring later.<BR>
<HR>
From: Simon <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 08:02:52 PST 1995<P>
pretty boring but great potential
mail me when you have a helicopter to fly around with
sim
<BR>
<HR>
From: Pierre <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 05:22:36 PST 1995<P>
***Hurricane Lamp
***Paper stating: AGATE chips were used as points for spears and arrows.  This is cool...<BR>
<HR>
From: Neal Snider <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 04:47:05 PST 1995<P>
***Many objects discovered, not many were recognizable
***Found a piece of blank(?) paper, the blast of air cleans fairly well.
***All in all, a very exciting experience over the net<BR>
<HR>
From: Greg Moreland <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 04:43:18 PST 1995<P>
It occurs to me that the interface might work a little more
quickly if the buttons for the air burst and the altitude 
adjustment were moved to the top of the display window.
This would allow the operator to move the arm up and down
and hit the air without having to wait for the entire 
window to redraw.

Just a thought.<BR>
<HR>
From: M.BOX <BR>
Date: Fri Feb  3 03:08:37 PST 1995<P>
***Doll?
Vrey scared.but what does that doll mean?
I found these ever,Paper like Newspaper,Button and Doll...
So what that meaning!?
No idea.(^_^;<BR>
<HR>
From: Jim Howard <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 20:52:54 PST 1995<P>
Wow, THANK YOU!  You've done a graet job creating this 
environment!  I'd use TWO "E" tickets to see this one
running!  Please encourage other schools, groups, science
centers to discover their own talents, and let the "kids" 
take over!

Very much enjoyed this, will have to bring some new
"explorers" to this test site.

Question: Is there somepalce that you have documented "how"
you discovered this site/use?  It sure gives a different
on how the Internet can be used.

Thanks again........Greg Hall
<BR>
<HR>
From: Pete Futro <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 19:46:18 PST 1995<P>
*** I found an Ad for MOCA and a match box that did not have any matches in in :(
I like that robot and look forward to something like this, but on a larger scale, in the future
<BR>
<HR>
From: Drew Schatt <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 19:36:34 PST 1995<P>
*** At about 585, 500, I discovered a Smithosian Film
 wrapper.  This is a really neat looking thing.

This is really cool.  It is a blast.  I can't wait for one 
that has the power to exit the container, and run down the street.
Can you imagine what people would look like when you send a
burst of compressed air into their faces?  Can't wait!
----------Drew<BR>
<HR>
From: bob <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 18:25:10 PST 1995<P>
*** I actually found something I could identify. There is
a cork, including the metal retainer which is used to ensure
it does not prematurely release from a champagne bottle.

One of the most excellent url's I have seen.

Many thanks!

   -Greg
<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike Stelmat <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 18:02:45 PST 1995<P>
*** I found a circular object similar to a bearing or a roll of
black tape. (It is neither of these of course! :)

Unfortunately time ran out.

I may try again.<BR>
<HR>
From: Gary Pratt <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 16:48:13 PST 1995<P>
One of the most unusual sites I've ever encountered on the
Web. Not quite sure what to make of it....(probably why I
never decided to become a scientist :-) Thanks for making
this available on the Web.<BR>
<HR>
From: Adrian Bartel <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 15:50:29 PST 1995<P>
*** We found a spoon handle, a newspaper ad for a battery, and a ball bearing.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Farzad Aidun <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 15:10:43 PST 1995<P>
May take some time, but I could get used to this.  Give me 
telepresence!  Thanks.

<BR>
<HR>
From: Jon Speicher <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 14:51:34 PST 1995<P>
A little slow over SLIP (ouch!) but fascinating nonetheless.
I do agree, a reference indicating the length and width in
units of the camera view field would be helpful!

*** Didn't find much due to limited time, and what I did
see I wasn't paying much attention to coordinates because I
was so fascinated by the concept!<BR>
<HR>
From: matt fisher <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 14:46:34 PST 1995<P>
What is this, a sandbox "artistically littered" with a 
variety of "artifacts"?  Alas.  good idea, though.  I should
drop profound phrases like "the ramifications of this concept"
and "the potential", and the like.  Entertaining, though.
<BR>
<HR>
From: matt fisher <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 14:35:19 PST 1995<P>
***??? Scrap of paper with some writing on it...felt vaguley 
biblical, what i could read.  exact location i forget...sorry

<BR>
<HR>
From: Sridhar Rao <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 14:12:51 PST 1995<P>
This is one of the more potentially useful and
enlightening home pages around..so when do I get
to excavate some fossils? :)

sri
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jens Agren <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 13:38:12 PST 1995<P>
Strange...my arm so long...I've never been there but....
Anyway, great idea!!!<BR>
<HR>
From: Simon Buckley <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 12:33:03 PST 1995<P>
*** NASA Emblem
*** Biblical passage (Old Testament)<BR>
<HR>
From: Scott Stennes <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 12:21:15 PST 1995<P>
*** 3X5 card with the words:
	TURQUOISE was 
	used as the
	principle rock
	in their Jewelry
May have been describing this find.

*** Pottery bowl rim

*** what may have been a brand or jewelry with the letters
B  & O

*** the top of a tin or container with the name G.L. Callos

if mail gets bounced at jay@dynatron.com try dynatron@xmission.com
our domain might not be registered yet
<BR>
<HR>
From: Brent morgan <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 07:57:43 PST 1995<P>
Very innovative.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Charlie Tallent <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 07:05:37 PST 1995<P>
A photograph of a circular object with strange symbols
incised on it...almost like Klingon  or Hebrew letters.
Fascinating, Captain.<BR>
<HR>
From: bob moore <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 06:58:01 PST 1995<P>
Smithsonian Seed packet seems to have disappeared from 
the previous site!!
Mysterious forces at work.  Could it be in a hanger on
a secret Air Force Base?<BR>
<HR>
From: Andy Flack <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 06:08:42 PST 1995<P>
*** Uncovered more of "Survivalist special 
long life magnesium battery". Seems it is built for military
communications equipment. :-)<BR>
<HR>
From: Adam Lidvik <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 03:49:49 PST 1995<P>
Internet response is so slow that 5 minutes gives only 5 actions, this will probably get better out of student term time <g>

An interesting robot and an excellent interface.

SUGGEST if possible you add the fiels of view of the camera to the arm positioning window, that would enable us to get a better sense of proportion.<BR>
<HR>
From: Larry Truesdale <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 02:21:11 PST 1995<P>
*** upon further investigation, I determined that the object at X333,Y454 is a matchbox.
*** The brand name is "Diamond".
*** it is partially open, but apparently empty (now that I've blown all the dust and rocks out of it.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Larry Truesdale <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 02:13:21 PST 1995<P>
First time at bat....


*** found what appears to be a sign with the word "diamond" written on it.
<BR>
<HR>
From: shri <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 01:06:34 PST 1995<P>
No gold found. BTW, have you got rockets or cannons connected?
Much more fun -- I mean effective <BR>
<HR>
From: Josh Berman <BR>
Date: Thu Feb  2 00:28:26 PST 1995<P>
Some sort of weird gasket thingy at 760,404.
The interface has improved since I last used the robot
before Christmas vacation.  <BR>
<HR>
From: Sheldon Simms <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 23:36:55 PST 1995<P>
Well I was just beginning to uncover something and I ran
out of time. I'll be back.<BR>
<HR>
From: Elias Coutavas <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 22:08:30 PST 1995<P>
Easily the best interactive machine on the web!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Gregg Ripley <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 22:03:33 PST 1995<P>
*** I found some type of lettering on a stamp-type of item
with the words "FRIGOR"? and something resembling coca-cola
but it wasn't coca-cola.
<BR>
<HR>
From: bob moore <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 21:47:41 PST 1995<P>
The robot arm is surprisingly responsive.

***Uncovered part of paper item with word
"Smithsonian" on bottom. Picture seems to
contain a human neck...possibly attached
to a head!!!
-bmoore<BR>
<HR>
From: Marc Schwieterman <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 21:29:22 PST 1995<P>
I was very impressed with this. It is very simple,
 yet must have been extremely difficult to set up.<BR>
<HR>
From: Vincent McLean <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 21:17:54 PST 1995<P>
This is great.

***It looked like I uncovered a corner of a book.
 <BR>
<HR>
From: Ronald Chapman <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 20:47:22 PST 1995<P>
Interesting approach to robotics in general.  It is very
cool to sit here in Central Florida and operate the
robot in Calfornia.  However, it is sort of slow with
response and a little hard to control.  But all in all, it
is a good thing and I shall return some other time to
continue exploring.

Ron  :)<BR>
<HR>
From: Jon Schow <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 20:33:49 PST 1995<P>
Really cool site that you have here. 

***I found this can of basil. What was on this site here in Nevada? 
Why is there all of this stuff that looks like it belongs in a 
home here anyway?<BR>
<HR>
From: J Austin David <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 19:46:26 PST 1995<P>
It was neat.  That's the only way I can describe being able
to control a robot that's 2000+ miles away. . .<BR>
<HR>
From: Hilton Marcus <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 19:09:04 PST 1995<P>
***SURVIVALIST SPECIALIST MAGNESIUM BATTERY is what it said.
i deiscovered it :) its great now i am gonna go discover 
something else , birth of another Indiana Jones ~\/~<BR>
<HR>
From: farooq <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 18:59:24 PST 1995<P>
***there was this piece of paper i found it was like 
discovering a treasure map it was awsome.  I wanted to read 
what it said but i could only read the bottom half.  I 
jotted down the co-ordinates i'm gonna go back and dig some
more. ~\/~<BR>
<HR>
From: Kevin Bentley <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 17:47:09 PST 1995<P>
Very cool, unfortunately a little to slow to use over a modem connection, but when I get back to our PC lab you can bet I'll log on via Ethernet so I can enjoy it more!

Excellent piece of engineering coupled with a wonderful web interface.

Sure to win the Most Technical Award for the WWW 1995

Keep up the good work.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jonathon Ralston <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 16:15:02 PST 1995<P>
I seem to find a magnesium battery of some sort (or maybe just a 
piece of paper?) at location (288,368).  It's so big you
can't miss it.

Too bad the screen update is kind of slow.  It probably a good simulator
if we ever use a similar remote system in Mars, or even for the Moon.

Norman Wong
<BR>
<HR>
From: Hans Kleine Schaars <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 15:59:38 PST 1995<P>
great experience,
not yet fast enough for image guide surgery, but ....<BR>
<HR>
From: Wayne Gillespie <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 15:33:05 PST 1995<P>
Ran my session from a Sparc 5 using Netscape.

2 sec delays between refreshes (but then we have
a thin and busy bitpipe to the internet).

Overall, it went well.
My personal rating: UNBELEIVABLY COOL!<BR>
<HR>
From: Ben Pierce <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 08:26:26 PST 1995<P>
Lots of fun !!!!!

Add some more stuff to the field of view.<BR>
<HR>
From: Phil S. Kuhlman <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 08:18:26 PST 1995<P>
***Unidentified metal object at 900,400

Fantastic project!<BR>
<HR>
From: Les Potter <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 07:27:17 PST 1995<P>
Operating from a 486 DX/25 using Netscape seemed slow
in the 5 minutes, performed only 8-12 operations.  What
compression algorithm is used for the image transfer?<BR>
<HR>
From: Dougal <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 06:46:17 PST 1995<P>
This is really cool ! 
Wow, I can operate a robot at distance !
I'm gonna try it again. 
Thanks guys ! 
keep up that good work



Bas Vermeulen , Holland Haagse Hoge School

<BR>
<HR>
From: toto <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 04:52:29 PST 1995<P>
It is fun to play with it.
Only a little more distant viewing of the playground
will be appriciated.<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeremy French <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 04:10:20 PST 1995<P>
was it on the moon or???
but funny!!!!<BR>
<HR>
From: Brent Willoughby <BR>
Date: Wed Feb  1 02:32:28 PST 1995<P>
Good Fun, difficult to get accurate movement using the
point and click interface though.<BR>
<HR>
From: M.BOX <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 20:16:40 PST 1995<P>
This is a really excellent demo of what can be accomplished
through the 'net. It is definitely one the most interesting 
places I visited on the internet. Thank you very much for 
allowing me to access it.<BR>
<HR>
From: Eva Hulse <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 16:47:16 PST 1995<P>

*** Discovered a newspaper!  Looked like the Chicago Reader,
by the fonts.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Brendan I <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 12:32:34 PST 1995<P>
Just want to say this is one of the best experiences I've had
on the Web.  Keep it up...

***I found something in the lower right corner that resembles a
bracelet.  I'll be back to check it out.
<BR>
<HR>
From: chris edwards <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 11:42:27 PST 1995<P>
Cool, Lots of Fun, Just like being there!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Farzad Aidun <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 10:56:25 PST 1995<P>
Thanks for the ride.
*** Couldn't tell what the shiny object in the bottom right corner was.<BR>
<HR>
From: Jon Stephan <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 10:41:17 PST 1995<P>
*** Fun and cool.
*** The robot did not seem to track according to the interface.
*** Did not accept prior established passwords.<BR>
<HR>
From: Eric Brisart <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 10:36:15 PST 1995<P>
This was wonderful! This is what it must feel like to 
operate a robot on mars. I found *** matches and *** a
battery. Keep up the good work.<BR>
<HR>
From: Jonathan Hawes <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 10:31:35 PST 1995<P>
*** I found an ancient power storage device! (a battery)

I think this is a wonderful exercise in managing remote
computers. As an example to my class about space exploration
robotics, this will make a dry subject a little more 
fun!

Thanks

Jonathan Hawes


<BR>
<HR>
From: Peter Borang <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 09:56:03 PST 1995<P>
Slow link  (but, if I try to drive from Sweden...)  :-)
<BR>
<HR>
From: Gregory Harrison <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 09:03:35 PST 1995<P>
I discover nothing , the previous operator
 had dug himself in some gloomy,
 dull corner of the world!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Alan Levis <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 08:57:35 PST 1995<P>
*** Completed excavation of a pipe. The bend in the bowl
    is at 544/326.

Toward the end of my operation, the air pulse did not seem
to be working (unless the lack of result simply indicates
that there was nothing to be unearthed).
<BR>
<HR>
From: Rob Ellingson <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 06:55:59 PST 1995<P>
Had a couple of weird interactions between Netscape 1.0 and
the images.  My pages went wild, and I had to exit Netscape
and re-enter the login sequence to get images back.

-jb<BR>
<HR>
From: S. Kydd <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 06:06:23 PST 1995<P>
Having huge problems with transfer rates,so much for the
Information super Highway, more like the Information super
Farm Track !!!!!!<BR>
<HR>
From: S. Kydd <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 05:55:49 PST 1995<P>
Very Impressive, even though i have a very slow connection
and managed to lose it half way through!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Adrian Spender <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 05:08:46 PST 1995<P>
A brilliant idea and an excellent demonstration of what
it is possible to achieve on the web, Well done!

Adrian Spender
First Year Information Systems
University of Leeds
England<BR>
<HR>
From: B.G. Ball <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 05:07:11 PST 1995<P>
Absolutely intriguing!!  Imagine the future application for this technology!
Certainly advances in speed of responsiveness will come, but if somehow those queued to control could receive automated updates, it would seem for streamline and interactive.
Great idea you guys!  How about a mobile robot we could use to navigate a maze?!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jaka Mele <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 03:40:38 PST 1995<P>
Cool... I found something circular, but dunno what it was...
Stone or mouse.. ;)
Anyway.. Great! Tnx the providers!<BR>
<HR>
From: T Newton <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 01:12:41 PST 1995<P>
Either the air-jet has stopped working, or this is really 
just a virtual dig, and the resolution of the discovery
stages is coarse. hmmmmm... Very interesting though. Thanks
for a moment of fun.<BR>
<HR>
From: T Newton <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 01:03:32 PST 1995<P>
I seem to have uncovered a notebook of some kind at the
viscinity of (x,y) = (134,333). It appears machine-printed.<BR>
<HR>
From: Alistair <BR>
Date: Tue Jan 31 00:08:03 PST 1995<P>
What am I looking for? Do I get a prize like a USC scholarship
if I find that special prize...kind of like high tech
cracker jack?


Good job


Alistair in San Francisco<BR>
<HR>
From: kevin <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 23:59:36 PST 1995<P>
*** Cool.  I have no idea what I was looking at, but I had fun.  Thanks!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Tim Greville <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 23:30:30 PST 1995<P>
did'nt see much, not enough time, but I may know why.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Frantz <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 22:09:03 PST 1995<P>
very interesting
came across a piece of paper with the annotation
"Agate chips were used as points for spears & arrows"
at coords 692/502 - may have already been uncovered<BR>
<HR>
From: Johnathan Gaetz <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 21:34:35 PST 1995<P>
Most perplexing .. *** Just what *is* the object located at
~327x353?  I need to figure out how to catch the pix so I can
put them together later.<BR>
<HR>
From: Johnathan Gaetz <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 21:11:10 PST 1995<P>
I like it.  *** The wristband? in the right corner looks
fairly strange.<BR>
<HR>
From: bippy <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 21:06:47 PST 1995<P>
Kudos for a new and difficult web use, but I
did not experience a real feeling of control, perhaps
because I had no larger map of the space or a better
feeling of postion than the xyz values.

<BR>
<HR>
From: Alex Chaffee <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 17:23:57 PST 1995<P>
The control panel image wasn't being downloaded to my
browser, so I was unable to move the robot.<BR>
<HR>
From: Brandi Weed <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 16:47:16 PST 1995<P>
I seem to be completely unable to receive images from
the excavation site. What format are they in when processed?
I may need to find a suitable viewer...

			--b.<BR>
<HR>
From: Brent Petersen <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 14:49:59 PST 1995<P>
No video, only had a question mark icon. Is the robot on
all the time. Great idea, will try again later.<BR>
<HR>
From: David Allen <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 13:41:26 PST 1995<P>
Had trouble getting video signal.

I'll try again...<BR>
<HR>
From: Jared M. Weeks <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 13:26:30 PST 1995<P>
...real slow .. but it was 2:27 mst...i really never got 
it to work
 very cool idea thoguh

-jmw-
<BR>
<HR>
From: JJL <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 11:33:58 PST 1995<P>
Weeeelllllllll, It looked like it might be fun to try, but
everytime I got to the top of the queue, the system would
not send me any graphics.  Hard to drive by brail.<BR>
<HR>
From: JJL <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 10:03:02 PST 1995<P>
*** Found dictionary page with definition of Mosaic and 
something with NASA on it (couldn't tell what).  This 
is a great Web resource!<BR>
<HR>
From: JJL <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 08:55:24 PST 1995<P>
Fascinating.  Where is the biggest delay in the feedback loop?
The Internet's bandwidth?  Web/camera/... processing time?
I'd love a more "real time" like experience over my T1 line.
Fascinating.  Think this could grow up to be an arcade
game?

<BR>
<HR>
From: JJL <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 08:44:44 PST 1995<P>
***Really good stuff, folks!!!
<BR>
<HR>
From: JJL <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 07:03:15 PST 1995<P>
This is really wild!! The whole idea has prompted me to imagine the variety of uses this could have, both practical and fun!!! The 'Net let's go of another gem! *** I found the whistle, a battery, and a long silver object. I'll be back again to find more...
<BR>
<HR>
From: JASON <BR>
Date: Mon Jan 30 03:05:34 PST 1995<P>
Sorry we didnīt find the goldtreasury!
Best Regards/ Christina Ö. <BR>
<HR>
From: Ahmad <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 22:28:04 PST 1995<P>
intresting...
*** mirror?<BR>
<HR>
From: Jonathan Goldstein <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 21:39:39 PST 1995<P>
*** Found what looks like a watch... couldn't tell... 
*** it was the end of the turn... argh.. welll back to the Q!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Michael Southcott <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 20:58:07 PST 1995<P>
It was...stellar.

-steve
<BR>
<HR>
From: Karl J. Smith <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 20:00:26 PST 1995<P>
Very Odd Photograph.  Metal Key? Circular(?) Pin
Facinating.
Photograph in too good shape to have been out
in weather for 50 years.<BR>
<HR>
From: lulu macgee <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 18:02:10 PST 1995<P>
it's a wee bit too slow.
I love the idea, ahh the speed will come.
Thanks for offering the idea up.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Christopher Reed <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 17:53:17 PST 1995<P>
Well, this is the first time it has worked for me.
***There's a cluster of objects- a mask and what appears to be a coiled telephone cord.  
Also a tile or paper of some sort.
Very interesting.

<BR>
<HR>
From: Matt Alderman <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 17:29:22 PST 1995<P>
*** I found an open Diamond Matchbox without matches at
*** X:342
*** Y:476
<BR>
<HR>
From: Matt Alderman <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 17:22:52 PST 1995<P>
*** What looks like a whistle at 
*** x: 932
*** y: 410

A way to enter cordinates with a form would be nice.<BR>
<HR>
From: Matt Alderman <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 17:10:29 PST 1995<P>
** It seems I found what looks like maybe a latch to a dog collar maybe?
** There was also a pieca of paper with writing on it.

It is a tad slon on a 14.4k PPP link, and It really didn't seem like even close to 5 minutes.
<BR>
<HR>
From: John Merryman <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 16:12:35 PST 1995<P>
Very Interesting.. 
It would be cool to have a wide-view photo of the robot and the site available on-line
--John<BR>
<HR>
From: Alan Levis <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 13:31:51 PST 1995<P>
My first time to actually operate this thing. Too cool.

*** Cleared what appears to be a photograph of a stylized
	human head with some graphics on it. If I don't miss
	my guess, it's some hebrew of other middle eastern
	language. Sorry I didn't note the coordinates. I was
	too excited.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeff Sanders <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 13:09:50 PST 1995<P>
This looks great!!!
Could use a faster modem so that my time in the driver's
seat can be more productive.<BR>
<HR>
From: Douglas Drinka <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 11:52:43 PST 1995<P>
This time I new what I was doing, so it was really cool.
***I think I found a dog, or some other animal's tag, with
***a phone number on it.<BR>
<HR>
From: Douglas Drinka <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 11:45:26 PST 1995<P>
I think it is very hard to use, and you need to give a little
more time.  I did not understand the arc on the right.<BR>
<HR>
From: Kao <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 11:03:03 PST 1995<P>
Really neat! Couldn't figure out what those little beady eyes were though...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Niklas Lindmark <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 09:10:45 PST 1995<P>
***champagne cork 433/359***
<BR>
<HR>
From: Kim Kasdorf <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 05:39:32 PST 1995<P>
well, again, i think the turns need to be longer if no one is waiting, however i still LOVE this idea.

<BR>
<HR>
From: Scott Yellig <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 05:32:40 PST 1995<P>
It seemsed odd that i was the only one waiting (not that i'm complaining :) i do have one suggestion, possibly
adding some kind of a feature that lets your turn go longer, if no one's waiting. All-in-all it's a great feature!

<BR>
<HR>
From: L. Malinofsky <BR>
Date: Sun Jan 29 02:37:34 PST 1995<P>
What kind of surface am i looking at?
*** I think, I could see some sort of cable.
***everthing else looked like stones.
Thank you for operating. Groetjes from The Netherlands.<BR>
<HR>
From: Mike G. Roseman <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 23:25:20 PST 1995<P>
*** An Octopus (rubber?!) @ 710,320 and some metal objects I can't
 quite recognize next to it.

Much fun!
  <BR>
<HR>
From: Mike G. Roseman <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 23:13:08 PST 1995<P>
Novel concept!!!

*** And nice watch!

<BR>
<HR>
From: KELLY PETERS <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 22:36:20 PST 1995<P>
COOL, BUT WE WANT INTERNET REMOTE BRAIN SURGERY.......!!!

<BR>
<HR>
From: mike w. <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 21:30:06 PST 1995<P>
Well, the robot is working great now!  
  Dang thing needs glasses though.  Bad far and near
vision!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Ric <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 21:13:59 PST 1995<P>
A bit of pen down there!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Paul Singer <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 20:51:45 PST 1995<P>
*** There seemd to be a face carved in a rock? but I faild
to record the exact coordinates.

It was great fun.  Thanks<BR>
<HR>
From: Daniel Herbuagh <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 20:32:49 PST 1995<P>
***Page of writing, first discovered by Rik, further excavated by
myself. Names and dates  - a bit unclear to read before energy ran out
but several possibilities suggested themselves - newspaper, either obituary or
marriages, judging from glimpses, or possibly reviews of something. Further study
of the page would be needed before a final analysis could be done.<BR>
<HR>
From: Kevin Eaches <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 20:10:00 PST 1995<P>
Nothing specifically discovered by me this time, though
I did notice the results of other people's excavations.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Robert Ruthven <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 18:41:46 PST 1995<P>
I was operating the system and uncovered an object that
had writing on it, however my time at the controls expired
and I could not discern what it was. I will observe the next
operator.<BR>
<HR>
From: Tim Miles <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 18:27:12 PST 1995<P>
I am fascinated by your project, and am glad to see that
the general public can experience and marvel at your
"pushing" the technological envelope. 

Thank you,  tmiles@iquest.net<BR>
<HR>
From: Frank Schots <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 18:09:45 PST 1995<P>
none
<BR>
<HR>
From: Mark Dillon <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 18:07:15 PST 1995<P>
This is my second time at the Robot.
For some reason, my password did not work (it was not a typo. I save these tings to my note pad and then cut and paste...)
The focus at the closest level is bad. You seem to have a fixed focal lenght lense. You might try increasing the light level (hoping that the aperature can be reduced to increase depth of field.)
This is a great exhibit. Hats off to you guys!!!

Mark<BR>
<HR>
From: Steve McInnis <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 14:42:22 PST 1995<P>
*** I found something that looked like a plant and a piece of paper
    with printing on it.<BR>
<HR>
From: benjamin peikes <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 14:36:37 PST 1995<P>
It was nice but just when I was about to make a 
breakthrough I got shut down.  My last time hwhen I logged in
I my time was almost done by the time I wstarted control it.<BR>
<HR>
From: benjamin peikes <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 14:15:47 PST 1995<P>
Was veryi interesting and fun. 5 minutes is a bit
shoet. Ten minutes would make a session useful.I am using 
it from home using SPRY AIR MOSAIC. I was able to get  about
5 moves in.

*** Found something at 550,548 but could not uncover it all
the way.<BR>
<HR>
From: steven <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 13:50:54 PST 1995<P>

ATTENTION!!! The problem has been resolved. Happy Hunting. 
Steven. 

<BR>
<HR>
From: steven <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 09:25:53 PST 1995<P>
Add my name to the list of folks accessing via Netscape 1.0
and 14.4 modem who got to operate a machine I couldn't
see. Perhaps I am doing something wrong...

All I got was the small blue bordered ? box below message
that said I was in control. Clicking on this brought
a "long" wait with a clock ticking...

No response from the host...<BR>
<HR>
From: Christopher Allen <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 05:36:52 PST 1995<P>
All I got in the robot operator page was a small question
mark between the energy level and the red-square menu. I was 
using Netscape on Windows. 

Aside from that, the site looks cool & the idea is
brilliant!

	Regards, Luka.<BR>
<HR>
From: Bernard Wozny <BR>
Date: Sat Jan 28 01:58:43 PST 1995<P>
a highly difficult and interesting game to master.  
playing however is easy enough. this game is not for those
short on time however if excellence is to be achieved.




<BR>
<HR>
From: Richard R. Thomas <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 22:43:28 PST 1995<P>
Couldn't get picture (it's worked for me in the past).
<BR>
<HR>
From: Settihalli Rajender <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 21:49:34 PST 1995<P>
I never got the image on my screen. At the Operator's screen, there was a message stating that I was now operating the
robot, but I never saw the picture....<BR>
<HR>
From: rick rodriguez <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 21:44:28 PST 1995<P>
I couldn't get it to work either...
I'm running Netscape 1.0 over a 14.4kb modem, is this
a configuration that's supposed to work?
Oh well...<BR>
<HR>
From: Clint Gardner <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 21:05:14 PST 1995<P>
FOR SOME REASON MY NETSCAPE VIEWER REFUSED TO SHOW THE OPERATOR SCREEN.
gOT ANY SUGGESTIONS?
<BR>
<HR>
From: gk darby <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 18:51:24 PST 1995<P>
My correct address is:
gkdarby@students.wisc.edu

Unfortunately it didn't work.  The browser I was using was
Netscape 1.0N, from a direct connection on a University.

When I clicked on the map the host would never respond.

-still was interesting, though.
-gk.<BR>
<HR>
From: Kevin Schell <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 18:39:05 PST 1995<P>
Not sure if problem is at my end or yours, but I could
get no response to any commands. Using Netscape 0.9.

Great idea to show the possibilities of the net!<BR>
<HR>
From: Charlie Haber <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 18:35:29 PST 1995<P>
Is this usable over a 14.4 link??

Thanks,

Charlie....<BR>
<HR>
From: Joel McLaughlin <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 17:57:13 PST 1995<P>
It just sat there at waiting for reply!!
<BR>
<HR>
From: Jeremy Bem <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 15:21:11 PST 1995<P>
Well, I couldn't get it to work...
<BR>
<HR>
From: Kes <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 12:29:02 PST 1995<P>
Neat idea, but with the handling of a dead slug, the robot just doesn't offer the performance I demand from today's engineering.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Randy Hester <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 11:19:48 PST 1995<P>
I made two attempts, and watched two other operators, and
no one was able to move the robot.  I think she's dead Jim.<BR>
<HR>
From: Casey Jones <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 10:40:08 PST 1995<P>
This seems like an interesting concept, and I would love
to try it out, but it didn't seem to be working when I got
my chance to get in the drivers seat.  I could observe just
fine, but everything froze up when I was the operator.

Did anyone else have the same experience?

Oh well, I guess I will just have to come back later.<BR>
<HR>
From: Aaron Thieme <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 10:35:43 PST 1995<P>
Hmmm.  I quit early because I wasn't getting any response
from the server after trying to move (vertically).  I
haven't seen the image change in the last 15 minutes, so
I think there is a problem.  

But I'll be back!<BR>
<HR>
From: Adam Thomas <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 03:25:32 PST 1995<P>
Why doesn't this damn thing work?
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<HR>
From: Brad <BR>
Date: Fri Jan 27 00:52:08 PST 1995<P>
it didn't work. when i tried to move something it just sat there after the connect message.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Kao <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 21:26:04 PST 1995<P>
Couldn't get the arm to move. Looks like people haven't been having much success today in moving it.
Using Netscape 1.00N for Windows as my WWW browser.<BR>
<HR>
From: Des Courtney <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 21:00:08 PST 1995<P>
I was not able to move the arm.  How long does it take
  for a typical request to be honored?  I waited up to
  30 seconds for each request before giving up.

My Web Browser is MacWeb 1.00a3 on an Mac LC I.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Death Rider <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 17:26:37 PST 1995<P>
Wow ! This looks like a landmark demonstration of Internet usage. It's a shame that things
are a bit bugged, though (as of 20:36,Thurs Jan26). I'll be back!
				-Jer
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<HR>
From: Anne-Marie Concepcion <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 15:48:56 PST 1995<P>
Argh. Still stuck at the same coordinates. 
I guess the little green men jammed the matchbook in the 
robot's elbow so they could have a "Conquest of Planet
Earth" meeting at the site without anyone peeking in.<BR>
<HR>
From: Russ Jue <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 14:21:39 PST 1995<P>
*** I might not have been patient enough, but it seemed that the arm was not functioning today.  I observed 2 others before me not change the image or the position of the arm.  I hope it is not permanently broken because it is a great idea.  Not quite tele-presence, but certainly tele-control.
<BR>
<HR>
From: charlie Tallent &lt;mcmail.vanderbilt.edu&gt;<BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 12:31:25 PST 1995<P>
1/26/95  14:30 CST  The arm has been stuck x=241 y=471 z=0 for at least 2 1/2 hours.  I've seen at least 6 people try to use it.


Help<BR>
<HR>
From: Scott Jacobsen <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 11:53:12 PST 1995<P>
Well, it looks nice, but I couldn't get anything to move.
Of course that seems to be the way most of the WWW works.<BR>
<HR>
From: Steve Linde <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 11:15:19 PST 1995<P>
very cool again.
<BR>
<HR>
From: Bubba <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 10:18:22 PST 1995<P>
Didn't see to have much luck driving the robot.  When I clicked to move the arm, I just locked up waiting for a response.  Cool idea though.  Potentially great demo of remote sensing and control.

Tom<BR>
<HR>
From: Craig Stemple <BR>
Date: Thu Jan 26 08:20:57 PST 1995<P>
***whistle at 923/414, black with white edge at 299/338***
larry
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<HR>
From: larry fabian &lt;lfabian@interport.n