Does Arduino coding bring you out in a cold sweat? Perhaps what you need is the new open-source gear from TinkerForge. The modular system is designed for even novice users to whip up fully functioning robots in a matter of hours. You start with a 4 x 4cm Brick, which you program over USB, but it won’t do anything until you add accessories in the form of Bricklets: switches, joysticks, motors, accelerometers and LCDs. via Engadget
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