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Using an Arduino as a robot controller (2010 and beyond?)
Hi Everyone,
This post is somewhat intended to help me understand what makes the (very expensive) IFI and NI controllers superior (are they?) to the (very cheap) Arduino and it's family. I have recently been introduced to the Arduino through the RepRap Project that i'm working on (<-- check it out!) and it seems to me that it has great potential as a cheap robot controller (which in fact is one of the major uses it is put to by hobbyists). But before I can go out and propose that in 2010, when a 2009 rookie needs a controller for their 2009 robot for demonstrations, they can use an Arduino... I need to know if it will work! (So for argument's sake let's just say I am proposing this, and you can explain why it won't work )So if anyone is willing to give me a hand here with a short microcontroller primer, i'll be very grateful! Thanks! -Leav p.s. Don't you think grateful is spelled in an odd way? "greatful" would have made more sense to me ![]() |
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