LegoWorld Utrecht 2018 Photos
Antworten
Schlagwort-Archive: RCX
Comparison of Programming Languages for the Lego Mindstorms NXT & RCX
There is a free download available at the Roberta Portal, including a comparison of the Programming Languages:
- NXT-G
- LeJOS
- LabVIEW
- NXC
- more…
***updated Version now available***
Vergleich verschiedener Programmiersprachen für Lego Mindstorms NXT & RCX
Auf dem Roberta Portal findet sich seit kurzem ein Vergleich mehrerer Programmiersprachen für die Lego Mindstorms Produkte. Der Download ist kostenlos und beinhaltet u.a. Informationen über folgende Sprachen:
- NXT-G
- LeJOS
- LabVIEW
- NXC
- weitere…
+++überarbeitete Version nun verfügbar+++
RobertaSim – LEGO Mindstorms RCX Simulator – Free Download for Roberta Teachers
From now on the LEGO Mindstorms RCX Simulator – RobertaSim – is ready for download for all certified and registered Roberta Teachers on the internal pages of the Roberta portal.
RobertaSim can be used to simulate LEGO Mindstorms robots (of the Robotics Invention System 2.0 series). The software enables the user to program a virtual robot with the usual programming languages (RIS/RCX code and NQC). The behavior of the real robot to be expected can be observed in real time on the monitor. The virtual robot’s operation has been adapted from the one of the real robot.
Logo Programming on Lego Mindstorms #2
I just discovered the homepage of „Terrapin – Tools for Thinking“ and found another LOGO-programming environment, called Terrapin Logo.
Terrapin Logo supports robotics with built-in commands for Lego’s RCX and NXT robotic controllers. Use Terrapin Logo to start and stop motors, read and react to switches and sensors, and control and integrate your robotic constructions into your Logo environment.
So i got in touch with the Terrapin team to get an evaluation version. I will write about my experiences with Terrapin Logo here. Until then, have a look at the Homepage and also take a look at the Pro-Bot Robot, a Logo-integrated Robot.
Sensors for Lego Mindstorms RCX
Need RCX Sensors?
Take a look at http://www.techno-stuff.com/RCX.htm