Lego Robot handles Tetris

Just when you thought that only humans were capable of handling game of Tetris, along comes this Lego robot that was built with some Lego Mindstorm pieces alongside a webcam and a digital signalling processing board. This is the brainchild of Branislov Kisacanin who cobbled what he dubs the Tetris-Bot. The Texas Instruments DSP board will analyze the screen and then communicate with the NXT robot through LED lights. The Tetris-Bot will navigate falling bricks to the appropriate column by pushing the right buttons on the number bad, at a maximum speed of three strokes a second. Guess that isn’t good enough to even pass level 2, eh?

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