Thread: Legality of Arduino Programming
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Re: Legality of Arduino Programming
Yes, it is legal to use. For the competition, it has to follow the robot rules as a coprocessor. In the off-season/demonstration purposes, you can do whatever you want.


For coding, check out ArduBlock, a graphical Arduino programming environment. I haven't used it yet, but it appears to get better each week.
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