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09-05-2008, 20:44
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Re: Labview and Sensors
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Better answer: The NXT toolkit icons are similar, but simpler. Their implementation is built on top of LEGO I/O -- either analog, or I2C. Learning how to do robotics using the NXT toolkit will be a good way to prep for the upcoming FRC libraries. Greg McKaskle 
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