Before we can use Mimic speech with MyRobotLab on the Raspberry Pi, we first need to install it.
The compiled executable is installed with MRL for windows, but not for the ARM based linux install used on the Raspberry Pi.
Next version 'Nixie' is coming soon !
Help us to get ready with MyRobotLab version Nixie: try it !
Ahoy !..
I was rather dismayed when I saw my Mega attach with an Arduino service and I got a endless
error
Hello,
I would absolutly be grateful for just a bit of help to push me in the right direction.
I would like to read the data from this sensor
https://wiki.dfrobot.com/DFRobot_Ambient_Light_Sensor_SKU_DFR0026
connected to an arduino uno. Can someone give me some example code to help me along?
I have the uno successfully connected to MRL and have been able to control a servo with the service so I have things correctly connected.
Saw Ray post this - to me looks like a nice mini Boston Dynamics Nightmare ... very nice
I keep getting this error when I try to compile the arduino mrlcomm
Hello all,
Sorry for my bad english.
when i start in virtual Mode all is ok, but when i start the rigt Side the Error apairs.
I have a problem when starting mrl, when he open the Java Page and try to run the Arduino Port, then it close
direct. I dont now wy. I install all new and it is the same. The Mrl.com i have allready load whitout any Problem. I can not send a noworky, the Page close and nothing else. When anybody can help my i can send the Log File here.
Thankyou!
Regards Detlef
This is an interesting series about designing a walking robot. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpwJoq86vov-C5SldDA-AhxesVHPRk74x most of this is above my head, but might be useful to Ray in his newest challenge.
Here's a quick mock-up of the RasPi service UI.
Having a pin out reference I always find useful ... can prevent blue smoke sometimes :)
Alexinator40 and Ray have been suggesting a generalized I2C interface. I think components from the Serial service can provide a UI which allows for generalized reads and writes to devices on an I2C bus.
The buttons on the right would be just to read and write GPIO pins..
Ahoy !
Now with OpenCV stuff merged on the develop branch - the branch I'm working with is closer to develop.
The largest amount of change on it that is different has to do with Motors and MotorControllers.
Motors in the past always required a direct reference to a controller.
I don't think this is a very good design.