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Re: Arduino! DaveX864-Mar-13 12:30 DaveX86 4-Mar-13 12:30  Legos might be good for constructing stuff...heard someone made a supercomputer with Legos Re: Arduino! Brisingr Aerowing6-Mar-13 13:43 Brisingr Aerowing 6-Mar-13 13:43  I am planning on buying some Arduino's and some Raspberry PIs and making a fully 'computized' Lego city with my approx. 100+ pounds of Legos, my HO-Scale model trains, the computer things above, a lot of wires, and a LOT of time (and space)! I also am going to write a remote control system for it. That is, if I ever get enough money, time, space, and patience to do this! Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net. 2.0.82.7292 SP6a Re: Arduino! DaveX866-Mar-13 14:37 DaveX86 6-Mar-13 14:37  Lol, that's always the problem isn't it?...a conjunction of Money, Space, Time and Patience...must be a formula in there somewhere... Lego NXT Kevin Drzycimski4-Mar-13 0:52 Kevin Drzycimski 4-Mar-13 0:52  does it count? we used LeJOS by the way. No! _Amy3-Mar-13 23:30 _Amy 3-Mar-13 23:30  No and not even planned. I wish, I could have written for my mind: C# Mind.AsEnumerable().Where(m => m["EmptyCorner"] == "").ToList().ForEach(s => s.SetField("EmptyCorner", "C#, Asp.net, Linq, Java, .....Everyting")); Mind.AcceptChanges(); ___________________________________________________ A little help through the tips and Articles 1. Table Valued Parameters coded for 8051 microcontroller Anurag Sinha V3-Mar-13 22:17 Anurag Sinha V 3-Mar-13 22:17  Had done a project in which we had to interact a PS2 keyboard with a 8051, in order to create a wireless keyboard. it came out eventually quite ok.. cheers I would like n.podbielski3-Mar-13 19:57 n.podbielski 3-Mar-13 19:57  But did not have a heart for learning yet another IDE, software environment, libraries and probably language... No more Mister Nice Guy... >: | Re: I would like Addy Tas4-Mar-13 9:43 Addy Tas 4-Mar-13 9:43  Try a Netduino, VS+c#, easy as it can be. Even debugging can be done on the device from VS. Cheers, AT Cogito ergo sum Re: I would like n.podbielski4-Mar-13 9:52 n.podbielski 4-Mar-13 9:52  Thanks for advice. No more Mister Nice Guy... >: | Re: I would like Addy Tas4-Mar-13 10:12 Addy Tas 4-Mar-13 10:12  If you want to read more on the .Net MF, go to: tiny clr[^] Note that this stuff has a dramatic effect on your spare time... if you still had any. Cheers, AT Cogito ergo sum Re: I would like n.podbielski5-Mar-13 6:55 n.podbielski 5-Mar-13 6:55  There is always to much to do in available time you have. This is why you have to prioritize Nevertheless, thx for the link I will check this out! No more Mister Nice Guy... >: | Re: I would like Nicolas Dorier7-Mar-13 5:36 Nicolas Dorier 7-Mar-13 5:36  better than netduino, the gadgeteer micro controller like FezSpider (http://www.ghielectronics.com/[^] ) Wrote some stuff for a bluetooth barcode scanner leppie3-Mar-13 19:14 leppie 3-Mar-13 19:14  It used eVC4, was emulated on WinCE. The device was MIPS, and the compiler was horrible. It got seriously confused if a source file's length was over 1000 lines... Eventually it did work quite nicely I have also messed around with STM32F uC's (Cortex M3/4) and Arduino. Much more fun than the barcode scanner. IronScheme <small>((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x)))</small> Didn't get chance yet... AmitGajjar3-Mar-13 18:15 AmitGajjar 3-Mar-13 18:15  Didn't get chance yet.. but planning for it... Thanks -Amit Gajjar (MinterProject)

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