In my work, I am exploring the ideas of virtual reality, that is capable of becoming even more detailed than the reality that we know and perceive with our senses. My installation is a first cog in mechanism of solving the issue of mind trapped inside of a machine, that is body. Other works, that are present inside of the main installation, are my personal acts of experimenting with creating software, that is letting robots to respond for the feedback from their senses – with sound, kinetic movement or light. While developing more and more complex code and robots, I understand that the only closest example of human like being, is an Artificial Intelligence. The one that have not yet been developed, and persuaded by many. However, hopefully as a human race, people will take a moment to consider the next step, before fully committing to begin new era. As Stephen Hawking said : "Success in creating AI would be the biggest event in human history. Unfortunately, it might also be the last."

Turning Evolved

qoute : '' We trust people because people can change or be forced to change, but an android does what it's told to do and there's no way you can know what its purpose is. ''

there is no "Arduino Due (Programming port)" on the list . Answer

So you connected and installed all drivers for your new Due board?
But in the Arduino software there is no board like that on the list?

Well the solution is simple, your software is stable but old version,
you will need to go to http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software#toc3
and install beta version of new version, which include more boards :)

 I could not find any answer to this question so I figured it out by myself,
and I share the experience here.

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Sun II

The simple look into the progress of this work :

The robot is a second generation type.
It reacts with kinetic motion to the sound,
the sound is injected into its Atmega core,
that I have programmed, to correspond with legs
and arms movement, accordingly to intensity
of sound. There is also a shutter mechanism,
that is controlling the overall projection, to create
a stunning visual experience for viewers.

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So it all started from small figurine, to measure stuff,
and do some simple questioning of possible technical
difficulties, that came later on anyway..

Spine out of welding rods

legs and arms are based on umbrella mechanism

The size of umbrella chosen for legs, defined the rest of proportions

Further assembling of frame  

Soldering with blowtorch, not so stiff as real welding though

adding isolation plate for arduino clone

I couldn't resist to do some quick testing 

Audio filter for audio in

connecting

testing and programing

preparing the head

spotting problems 

working it out 

meditating

reconsidering last thoughts 

cleaning good old DELL power supply to prevent fire 

adding bits and guts

calibrating and testing

head ing further

connecting- securing servos , notice there is listening audio output for speakers/headphones
If you listen closely, you can hear frequency of oscilator

making frame for exhibition 

inserting brain

glowing brain, yay

notice - more cables

making plexi chair.. 

I do not like aesthetics.. this.. plastic feeling 

metal is much better :)  just welded

more frame parts from skip - to weld, making frame higher

projecting my stop motion animation through, amazing

making the double shutter mechanism

debugging

realizing some problems

I have chosen to use just one, since two are to narrow ( but it was two dimensional :( but the effect was a 'spot light' effect , which was not enough for viewers to understand the content

the mechanism on place, and operational