Intel Galileo boards made available to developers

[faust1706]

Originally Posted by ChuckDickerson

.....potentially more useful than the Kinect was.

I object to that statement (of course there is some bias). It does seem that no one really used it though. I hope they don't get rid of skeletal tracking input for autonomous. The only other thing you can use it for is to look at targets. There is too much light on the field to use the depth map sadly.

These boards do seem like they will be really fun to play around. Awhile ago, texas instruments was selling their board (launchpad) for 5 dollars a piece. I can't wait to see what teams do with the Galileo.

[Domenic Rodriguez]

So I filled out the form a third time, this time using my (Microsoft Exchange) college email address instead of my (Apple iCloud) personal email address. I promptly received the email from Microsoft. No coincidence there, nope.

[Mr V]

So if you want the free board you now need to go here http://www.windowsondevices.com/signup.aspx as they just updated/redirected the main windowsondevices page making it a little hard to find. The only reason I knew about it is the guy, who is a FRC mentor posted about the update he just finished and made live.