 Hey guys, it's Blackwood the Verge and I'm here with the Maverick modular development platform from Texas Instruments. We've got one right here with a bunch of wireless dongle and bits attached to it and we've got one right down there on this robot that they're showing off to us. And I'm controlling it with this control pad over here on the side. What Texas Instruments wants you to basically do with this platform is, you know, they give you the basic board that everything can plug into and you can have all sorts of modules. So right now we have a wireless radio up here on the top, we've got a controller over here on the left, we've got a gas gauge to give us accurate battery measurement over here and we've got a processor over here and we've got a whole bunch of other similar things on the robot itself. So we're just going to give it a little test drive and have a little bit of fun with it. And it is remarkably good fun. I mean it's controlled as go, this isn't terribly ergonomic. But it is very responsive. Guys can we take this home with us? I'm just going to drive it away.
 Hey guys, it's Blackwood the Verge and I'm here with the Maverick modular development
 platform from Texas Instruments.
 We've got one right here with a bunch of wireless dongle and bits attached to it and we've got
 one right down there on this robot that they're showing off to us.
 And I'm controlling it with this control pad over here on the side.
 What Texas Instruments wants you to basically do with this platform is, you know, they give
 you the basic board that everything can plug into and you can have all sorts of modules.
 So right now we have a wireless radio up here on the top, we've got a controller over here
 on the left, we've got a gas gauge to give us accurate battery measurement over here
 and we've got a processor over here and we've got a whole bunch of other similar things
 on the robot itself.
 So we're just going to give it a little test drive and have a little bit of fun with it.
 And it is remarkably good fun.
 I mean it's controlled as go, this isn't terribly ergonomic.
 But it is very responsive.
 Guys can we take this home with us?
 I'm just going to drive it away.