This is a screenshot of the program
that I made to control Supe.
It is capable of controlling 16 servos.
As well as saving, opening, and running full sets
of different servo positions.
(This is the program I used to make Supe's different videos)

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These are some photos from when I was working on embedding all the electronics.
Supe is also officially wireless and controlled by laptop.
Unfortunately I have been running into some problems, like an overheated servo.

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This is proof that Supe will not always be legless.
I do have the materials for his legs,
I just haven't gotten a chance to assemble them
and I am busy working on other aspects of him.

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These are some pictures of a work in progress.
This is a control system I am working on creating
that I call the puppetmaster.
Supe will move his arms however this small model moves.

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This is a quick picture of the battery and
PicoPic servo controller.

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These are some pictures of a controller I am still working on.
It is based off an old controller I had laying around.
I am now embedding a pic16F84, LCD, and RF Transmitter.

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These are some pictures I found online from about two years ago.
They were on the FCRAR website from 2006 at FIU in Miami.
(FCRAR = Florida Conference on Recent Advances on Robotics)
I wasn't officially presenting, but I was told I could bring my robot anyway.
I did get to attend some talks on different research projects.
As can be seen, my family came along.
(I am hoping to officially present Supe V2 at FCRAR 2008)

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These are two pictures of me working on the original incarnation of Supe.
This model was scrapped because of how unstable it was
because it was held together by glue.
I also decided I wanted a more aesthetically pleasing model
that was different than the normal Robo-Ones.

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This is the magazine that served
as the inspiration for Supe
ROBOT magazine: Winter 2005