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Re: Legality of Arduino Programming
Our driver and elecrical captain saw my previous posts and pointed out an Arduino use I forgot. This past year, we used an Arduino UNO and a stripped out RC controller to make a USB RC car controller for our driver. We used the Arduino as a form of a reverse USB Chicklet from the IFI days. The driver station recognised it as a PS3 controller, and programming was unaffected. I think we are putting together and Instructables How-to on it.
Using an Arduino in place of the Cypress board can remove some of the hassle. We are looking into other ways of using an Arduino for things other than LEDs. They are incredibly usefull as co-processors of all forms.
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2016:
Alamo, Bayou, and Lone Star Regional FTAA
2015:
Dallas, Alamo, Bayou, and Lone Star Regional FTAA
2014:
Alamo, Dallas, and Lone Star Regional FTAA
Alamo Regional Robot Inspector
2013:
Einstein Champion and 2013 World Champion (Thanks 1241 & 610), Galileo Division Champion, Razorback Regional Winner, Alamo Regional Semifinalist, Bayou Regional Semifinalist, Lone Star Regional Quarterfinialist
2012:
Curie Division Semifinalist, Lone Star Regional Finalist, Bayou Regional Winner, Alamo Regional Winner
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Is FIRST making it too easy?... yes they are making it easier than years past. But I would also say that does that matter? If students are still inspired to pursue more advanced designs and eventually a career in the technology sector we still have met our ultimate goal. - MikeDubreuil [more] 
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