by l3v3rz » Sat Apr 24, 2010 11:02 am
by l3v3rz
Sat Apr 24, 2010 11:02 am
Hi there,
Here's my views:
1) Can Robobuilder use a wireless camera? - yes if you look at the Microsoft Robot Dev System (MDRS) thread in the forum - you can see they have done this - but I don't know the details. You can also of course do a hardware hack using cheaper security / spy cams and attach to the robot.
Also I think the company that does the Havimo vision for the bioloid is rumored to be bringing out a Robouilder version
2) Controlled in realtime? Yes - in fact you can download my RobobuilderLib and control in real time using .NET - and program in Ruby or Lisp - or C# - examples again in the forum (link:
http://robobuildervc.googlecode.com/fil ... derLib.dll )
3) I use Aforge.NET as it integrates easily with >NET - but there also OpenCV and I think theres a OpenCV.NET version - you need to Google for info
4) For beginners? Yes! Its very easy to start with - easy to expand. It has motion software and action creation software that comes with it - so you don't need to know how to program. For the more experienced its easy to hack - I have 21 servo on my model now. It supports C based programming on the micro controller and supports remote based real time control through simple serial protocol
5) It has an accelerometer - not aware of gyro
6) Personally I went for the 5710 as its cheaper and I wasn't into the flashing lights - and robosavvy are doing a great deal with inclusive distance and accelerometer sensors.
7) The competitions and groups will depend your locality - but I don't think Robobuilder is as strong as KHR and Bioloid for this - as RB competitions seems to be more Korean focused.
For more info go to Robobuilder wiki and you can see official docs
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?opt ... obobuilder
regards
l3v3rz
Hi there,
Here's my views:
1) Can Robobuilder use a wireless camera? - yes if you look at the Microsoft Robot Dev System (MDRS) thread in the forum - you can see they have done this - but I don't know the details. You can also of course do a hardware hack using cheaper security / spy cams and attach to the robot.
Also I think the company that does the Havimo vision for the bioloid is rumored to be bringing out a Robouilder version
2) Controlled in realtime? Yes - in fact you can download my RobobuilderLib and control in real time using .NET - and program in Ruby or Lisp - or C# - examples again in the forum (link:
http://robobuildervc.googlecode.com/fil ... derLib.dll )
3) I use Aforge.NET as it integrates easily with >NET - but there also OpenCV and I think theres a OpenCV.NET version - you need to Google for info
4) For beginners? Yes! Its very easy to start with - easy to expand. It has motion software and action creation software that comes with it - so you don't need to know how to program. For the more experienced its easy to hack - I have 21 servo on my model now. It supports C based programming on the micro controller and supports remote based real time control through simple serial protocol
5) It has an accelerometer - not aware of gyro
6) Personally I went for the 5710 as its cheaper and I wasn't into the flashing lights - and robosavvy are doing a great deal with inclusive distance and accelerometer sensors.
7) The competitions and groups will depend your locality - but I don't think Robobuilder is as strong as KHR and Bioloid for this - as RB competitions seems to be more Korean focused.
For more info go to Robobuilder wiki and you can see official docs
http://robosavvy.com/site/index.php?opt ... obobuilder
regards
l3v3rz