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14-04-2005, 18:58
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Re: Let's have Linux Robots Next Year!
In terms of weight and size, probably the best computer to put on a robot (as a replacement to the rc ) is....
 I guess that's off topic, since an apple machine can't run linux out of the box (it would have to be installed), but with a simple USB device (to handle the PWMs, Spikes, and inputs), it could be a reality. It would allow for a much greater degree of accuracy with autonomous, etc, would be about $800 (500 plus the cost of a USB device to link / contain PWMs and spikes), and would be very powerful (I think 1.3 Ghz is the slowest one they sell) to allow use of high-level programming languages. If someone wanted to, they could make a PC like that, but why would they? |
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