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Re: Crio

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Originally Posted by Team 3266 View Post
Does an arduino work the same way as a NI cRIO? Can you please explain the differences?
We are a team of six members so it's hard to fund raise $750 for a cRIO
An arduino does work the same way but the cRIO is meant for industrial. They both are meant to get information from sensors and control things like motors or servos. The cRIO is meant for industrial level robots like in a factory if I am correct. The arduino is more meant for small projects that you could do at home. An arduino itself is a programmable circuit board that you could use for robots. A guy made a robot using an Arduino that controls 3 servos to keep a ball from rolling off a platform http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DqcnHE6r9M Its a pretty cool thing.

See arduino's main site for more information http://arduino.cc/

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