Stop Dreaming
Hi Guys,
One of the most exciting new features in the new RobotBASIC V4.0.0, besides the
compiling ability and the extensive event driven GUI controls, is the ability to
create INTERNET projects.
RobotBASIC has a very easy to use interface that facilitates a communication
link between networked computers over a LAN or through the Internet. With just a
handful of functions you can implement a bidirectional communication conduit
between two or more networked computers using either the Transmission Control
Protocol or the User Datagram Protocol.
With RobotBASIC's collection of TCP and UDP functions even the novice programmer
can easily implement a whole range of interesting projects that would otherwise
challenge an expert even with advanced development tools.
Imagine being able to collect instrumentation data on a PC in Australia and
sending the data to a machine in the USA for display purposes and for parameter
settings and so forth.
Imagine being able to text chat with a friend in Australia while you are in the
USA. Yes, yes; you can do that on numerous web sites. But think of the pleasure
of writing the program that can do this, yourself.
Imagine remotely controlling a robot in Australia through a PC in the USA. Also
sending snap shots of the robot's environment to the controller side.
STOP IMAGINING…………You can do all the above RIGHT NOW.
The above three projects were achieved (notice the past tense) using demo
programs you can download, read through the source code and run RIGHT NOW.
The following document is the guide you will need to learn all about this
EXCITING feature of RobotBASIC.
http://www.RobotBASIC.org/resources/RobotBASIC_Networking.PDF
Download the document and let it show you the amazing new possibilities for
projects you never thought you could do with just over 100 lines of simple code.
If you are also interested in the best invention of the 21st century...the Propeller Chip.
Read this document on how to communicate the Propeller and RobotBASIC
http://www.robotbasic.org/resources/RobotBASIC_To_PropellerChip_Comms.pdf
Happy coding…
Samuel
http://www.RobotBASIC.com
Post Edited (SamMishal) : 6/2/2009 6:41:29 AM GMT
One of the most exciting new features in the new RobotBASIC V4.0.0, besides the
compiling ability and the extensive event driven GUI controls, is the ability to
create INTERNET projects.
RobotBASIC has a very easy to use interface that facilitates a communication
link between networked computers over a LAN or through the Internet. With just a
handful of functions you can implement a bidirectional communication conduit
between two or more networked computers using either the Transmission Control
Protocol or the User Datagram Protocol.
With RobotBASIC's collection of TCP and UDP functions even the novice programmer
can easily implement a whole range of interesting projects that would otherwise
challenge an expert even with advanced development tools.
Imagine being able to collect instrumentation data on a PC in Australia and
sending the data to a machine in the USA for display purposes and for parameter
settings and so forth.
Imagine being able to text chat with a friend in Australia while you are in the
USA. Yes, yes; you can do that on numerous web sites. But think of the pleasure
of writing the program that can do this, yourself.
Imagine remotely controlling a robot in Australia through a PC in the USA. Also
sending snap shots of the robot's environment to the controller side.
STOP IMAGINING…………You can do all the above RIGHT NOW.
The above three projects were achieved (notice the past tense) using demo
programs you can download, read through the source code and run RIGHT NOW.
The following document is the guide you will need to learn all about this
EXCITING feature of RobotBASIC.
http://www.RobotBASIC.org/resources/RobotBASIC_Networking.PDF
Download the document and let it show you the amazing new possibilities for
projects you never thought you could do with just over 100 lines of simple code.
If you are also interested in the best invention of the 21st century...the Propeller Chip.
Read this document on how to communicate the Propeller and RobotBASIC
http://www.robotbasic.org/resources/RobotBASIC_To_PropellerChip_Comms.pdf
Happy coding…
Samuel
http://www.RobotBASIC.com
Post Edited (SamMishal) : 6/2/2009 6:41:29 AM GMT
Comments
BTW when is the new book coming out or did I just miss when it was released.
Jax
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If a robot has a screw then it must be romoved and hacked into..
I appreciate it a lot.
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Sorry I have not replied earlier, but I was busy with writing a new PDF
to do with using the USBmicro USB I/O device within RobotBASIC and I put a
mental note to reply to your post and since my "mental" is not as it
used to be, the note just went under too many other notes and it got
obscured.
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Yes there is a book coming soon hopefully. No you did not miss it
it is still in the works.
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I am in the process of writing a few PDF white papers to make people more
aware of and familiar·with the features in the new version of RobotBASIC V4.0.0.
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However, many of these PDF will also be included in the book with more
rigorous treatment and examples.
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The Interfacing book will be out hopefully, maybe, if things go well, keeping my fingers
crossed, knocking on wood··
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In the mean time keep an eye out for a few PDFs that I hope are interesting????
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Samuel
Jax
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If a robot has a screw then it must be romoved and hacked into..