Joep Suijs wrote:
> I saw a discussion on piclist about arduino for pic's, as we discussed
> before. Anyboding reading this thread?
Yes, but not with the greatest interest. In Linux Format (a UK magazine)
there were some articles not long ago, but too far from my bed.....
> An other idea was triggerd by Alber's RC5 and Seb's sharp sensors.
> I know there are zillions of robotics kits available and they all
> start off with the hardware. For control they sometimes have some
> limited graphical design tool (with a limiting framework on the robot)
> or they provide a programming language and some code + examples on IO.
> At jallib, we get quite some collection of IO code examples. What we
> could add is a JAL framework - a basic and extendable rotobics
> application that shows (and thus helps) users to create more advanced
> interactions.
> A basic setup could be a program with a timed isr. The isr is used for
> timing purposes and - when choosen right - also can handle RC5 in the
> background. Add some examples of non-blocking IO and you're off.
>
> What do you think, would there be users out there that would
> appreciate (and use) this?
I suppose so, but I'm not doing any robotics.
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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