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Re: Programing
Drag and drop. Think a version of EasyC designed for LEGOs (whose motors have built-in rotation sensors). I think there is also a "teaching" programming mode where you guide the robot through, it records, and then you fine-tune it. Oh, and you can put loops and such in. (This description applies to NXT and RoboLab. only, and the last sentence or so might not apply to RoboLab.)
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