From: Jochen Schäfer (js.josch_at_gmx.de)
Date: Sat Jul 03 2004 - 10:23:01 PDT
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DJ Vollkasko wrote:
|>Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 15:14:22 +0200
|>From: Jochen_Schäfer <js.josch_at_gmx.de>
|>Subject: Re: [NTLK] Trade Mac/Newt stuff for Lego Mindstorm stuff
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|>DJ Vollkasko wrote:
.... e.g. competitions and off-site projects, and sketching ideas on the
run.
| About compiling the bytecode - if a Java-app can do it, why shouldn't
| something Waba be able to do the same?
Yeah, damn cool, but the issues are:
- - Can Waba interface with IR?
- - How much space do the Java programm need to do it's job.
Easiest thing would be - if RCX and Newton can talk over IR - would be
to telnet into RCX with Forth on it.
Can you tell me which Java program that is?
|>Which reminds me of an old DDJ (Dr Doobs Journal) article about a boat
|>stirred by a Newton ;-)
|
|
| There was a project called the Micro Ship that had some Newton tie-ins in
| 1995-96 (find all
....
| context before, though Newtons would make great sensor data monitors.
Wish
| there'd be easily configurable sensoring apps available that could
connect
| easily via RS232 or BT to sensors.
Don't know if it's the same thing, but the article I'm referring to ( I
will research it, when I have some time, which is not now), the Newton
2x00 was used to directly control some motor to -IIRC- steer the ship.
Bye Jochen
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