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Re: Goodbye IFI?
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Originally Posted by ZZII 527
Is that true? I thought MSRS can be used as basically an emulator and can eventually offload the entire program onto the robot hardware. So MSRS is more like a combination of MPLAB and EasyC, but there still needs to be some kind of hardware embedded controller, which could be anything. (Right now there are about eight supported systems, including MindStorms and the iRobot Create, but I suspect this will grow.)
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It's more complicated and powerful than MPLAB and EasyC by far. There really is no reason why any robot couldn't be controlled using it. I think the most flexibility comes from running it within the robot itself. A speaker from Microsoft was actually controlling a robot that was running MSRS from a web browser. He showed how you can start and stop any subroutine using any computer that has a webrowser (With emphasis on any webrowser).
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Last edited by Adam Y. : 24-06-2007 at 16:48.
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