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Re: Use of Arduino to control a Spike Relay
Slightly unrelated...

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Now if I can just get my son to work out the wireless aspects of the connection from drive station to Arduino / Netduino.....
Y'all will probably see posts on that some time soon!
See one of our former students and his friends doing some pretty amazing projects. Including designing a complete wifi control system based on Netduino and a virtual joystick running on an Android phone.

Netduino Control System

We used one of his previous control system designs on a mobile robot we made last year....it used regular Arduino with an Ethernet shield and a second Arduino to send the controls via a traditional joystick.

Mobile Robot with Arduino Control System
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