Next version 'Nixie' is coming soon !

Help us to get ready with MyRobotLab version Nixie: try it !

So, I saw on hack-a-day that there was going to be a meetup at the Artist Asylum here in Boston.  I wasn't even aware of any maker spaces around here, so I just had to go check it out.  Awesome times, lots of cool projects, including.. yes..  a hover board... 

 

I am very new to MRL and programming in general, I have had alot of success borrowing and modifying examples to achieve my desired outcomes however my projects are getting more involved and I would like expand my scripting arsenal. 

Is there a way for me to open a service (Joystick for example) so i can see all the variables, methods and tags that excists within that service so I can use them? I know about the Joystick.map and Listener only becuase I saw them in an example. I would like to be able to find these things on my own.  

Azul developed a problem when running mrl ver. 1.0.119.  Any ear.addCommand  with i01.getName() does not work.  Example ear.addCommand("da vinci", i01.getName(), "daVinci").

 Azul repeats the command and I say “ yes” but nothing happens.  Can someone shed “light” on this? Or has anyone else noticed this?

John

Hi! 

This is my robotic arm with 6 DOF and i control it using MyRobotLab through vocal controlling.

Watch the video.

Thank you and good look!

 

 

 

 

 

 

i am jus getting started but iam facing some code errors

my start up procedure is as followes

1) downloaded arduino exe file

2) downlodaded MRLCOMM librarie

3) attached mrlcomm to arduino exe file(and checked in sketchup)

4)mrl jar file downloaded

5) arduino mega 2560 connected and selected in arduino exe file

6) mrl jar file opened

7) upgraded mrl jar file(GUI)

8) installed all

9)right click on Arduino and cliked Start , given a file name

10 ) a setup code generated and copied the same

Hello everybody ,

i've updated the Git repository in eclipse, and since ,i get an error about jssc library.

I am new to MRL but have learned alot in the last few months from this site and have great sucess controlling some arduino projects through MRL with Python scripts.