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Re: TI calculator scouting app
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Originally Posted by squirrel
If you have 6 calculators on your team, and someone has a USB cable and you can figure out how to save and copy the data from each calculator to a laptop, you could scout the matches and create a database with the data, and use this to figure out how each robot performs. That sounds more useful than pit scouting, to me....
I don't know if the lower models can handle this, but maybe the 89 can?
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by the multiple calcs gathering data i mentioned erlier, i was talking about only on the calculators. but, now that you say that in conjunction with a laptop, i could throw some quick VB code together and pump out a nice looking interface of some sort that just steals data from some text files that the calculators can create. This assumes its users understand how to use the TI Graphlink software. (my plan is to store the information in a large matrix, so i could write a vb app that will combine and display that informatio on the laptop)
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Precision Alvirne Robotics Team Systems
(that and something we usually leave all over the field)
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