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Question with our brains(IFI ones :))
I was wondering if a brain can store information, such as sensor data, that it recieves while it's on and running a program. This would be very useful for writing "learning" code, and I would like to look into it. If not, is there a way that we can interface the brain with an independent flash memory that it can access?
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Re: Question with our brains(IFI ones :))
Yes, the RC has EEPROM that will store data even after power is removed. See this thread for info on how to write to it:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=22655 |
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