Hi all, Is it possible to control multiple epucks simultaneously over
bluetooth? Thanks.
Myles
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Hello Myles,
Yes, you can simply create bluetooth connections on your pc to the e-pucks (bt
allows up to 8 simultaneous connections)
and then send your commands via the bt sockets. This is not strictly
simultaneous as you will anyway send the
commands using a loop on the sockets, but I guess tha
Does anyone know how exactly the matlab files in the compiled library work?
I'm not quite sure I understand how to send the e-puck commands through this
method.
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Dear Myles,
on my side I am simply using some standard code of libbluetooth in linux.
I believe you can find such a piece of code in the official GNA svn of the
e-puck project.
About matlab, I can not really help you, but it seems to me that there were
some
projects done at EPFL that involved
Sorry I did not read your email properly !
So I have only found about the ePic toolbox (URL in the previous mail),
and I don't know much more...
You may have to dig the code of epic or read some matlab doc to understand
how to address bt devices with matlab.
Regards,
alexandre campo.
On Thu,
