Thread: Using non joystick controls with Operator Interface (Hacking Various Controllers)
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Re: Hacking Various Controllers
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Originally Posted by Billfred
I will give a Krispy Kreme-shaped trophy to anyone who uses a wearable control system in 2005 with any degree of success. I guess the big challenge there would be to put in a quick-connect of some sort so you can still stand behind the line. Oh, and make it actually do something worthwhile.
I know there are a couple of teams that have created a wearble control system for previous competitions: We did gloves FIRST?
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