Harish Pillay wrote:
definitely looks interesting! :) Can it run by itself, ie. without
being attached to a computer? I would get stuff like that - except
that I would need help as well with the electronics (and the parts
purchasing!) parts... You're a cool dad!
I can come in parts or assembled. It runs by itself - no need for
a computer. needs a power source nonetheless. The IDE is
runs on Linux, the language is C and all things considered a
good board.
(Now if this thing could be made - with relative ease - to be able to
power on and off various appliances/sockets at various times, I would
be interested)
Yes, those would be use cases for this. There are numerous projects
that can get primary school kids interested in electronics with this tool.
Unlike the lego stuff, this is relatively cheap, runs on Linux etc etc.
There is a Singapore "outlet" sgbotics.com that sells this and other
boards/kits.
The url should be http://www.sgbotic.com/, without the s =)
Cheers,
Zhi Xiong
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