Eddie control board language options
Timbotronic
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I just met a cool older guy who would like me to help him build a robot (The Eddie robot ). Except, he doesn't have the kinect or the laptop. Pretty much we just have the board, the sensors, and the motors. I've found that the Eddie robot is normally programmed using microsoft robotics developer studio, but I have no experience with this program. I do have experience programming in c and I'm pretty familiar with the arduino programming environment. Does anyone know what the options are for programming environments and languages are for the Eddie control board?
Hopefully the eddie control board is not too obscure being that it has been officially retired.
I just met a cool older guy who would like me to help him build a robot (The Eddie robot ). Except, he doesn't have the kinect or the laptop. Pretty much we just have the board, the sensors, and the motors. I've found that the Eddie robot is normally programmed using microsoft robotics developer studio, but I have no experience with this program. I do have experience programming in c and I'm pretty familiar with the arduino programming environment. Does anyone know what the options are for programming environments and languages are for the Eddie control board?
Hopefully the eddie control board is not too obscure being that it has been officially retired.
Comments
You can just program it using spin, asm or c for the propeller. I would not waste my time with the MRDS ,the last time I looked at the website everything was obsolete. If you study the eddie command set you can hook up a xbee , modify the code a little bit and control it with a computer with another xbee hooked to it (see xbee tutorial).
Brian
Thanks again,
Tim
Tim
Hmmm,
The eddie has ADC and it uses PWM to drive wheels. I don't think the scribbler has any C library's ,that would be pretty close. I'll have to think on it.
Brian
I have no clue why configure shows up twice ,if I take one away both are gone