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From Geek.com's review of the ER1 Personal Robot by Matthew Humphries. Anthrobytes wrote most of this manual: The documentation is quite extensive, presented in an easy, flip-open book format. The assembly instructions are situated at the back of the book as an appendix. This is one of the highlights of the robot: the 32-step assembly procedure is accompanied by large pictures and detailed instructions (where required) to make the process as simple as possible...Overall it's a very good set of documentation... Contact us at:
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Awards
Our clients are very proud of what we do. We win awards for our work every year. We are doing something right!
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APEX
2000 |
IESTC
web site: Excellence |
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2000-2001 STC Southern California United Publication and Online Competition. |
Sound
Advantage: BroadLogic:
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1999-2000 Lone Star Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication World Wide Web Page Competition. |
IESTC web site: Excellence |
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APEX
'99 |
IESTC web site: Excellence. |
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1998 San Diego chapter of the Society for Technical Communication Publication and Online Competition. |
Excellence
for the SitePro User's Guide, Version 3 |
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1997 Orange County chapter of the Society for Technical Communication Publication and Online Competition. |
Excellence
for the SitePro online help, Version 1 |
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1997 Orange County chapter of the Society for Technical Communication Publication and Online Competition. |
Excellence
for the RoboNEWS newsletter |
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1996 Orange County chapter of the Society for Technical Communication Publication and Online Competition. |
Excellence for the MicroSim EDA Software Tools online help systems |