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13-02-2009, 22:35
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Re: Using an Arduino as a robot controller (2010 and beyond?)
The only reason why the IFI board was so expensive is because it was made specifically for FIRST. If it were used by a wide variety of people and produced on a larger scale, then it probably would have been a fraction of the price.
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