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21-04-2008, 00:49
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Re: C or LabVIEW: CompactRIO
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I see LabView dominating most certainly the rookie teams, as well as the more advanced veteran teams. I think a lot of veteran teams will be at a disadvantage this year, when they just touch LabView for the time in January, while others have been practicing on their NXTs for months. I have a feeling that next year's game will heavily weight a team's ability to use some higher-end sensors, and I think that LabView is really going to help out in this regard. My 2 cents. Jacob |
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