Mindsensors RCX Multiplexer controlled via Android and ROBOTC
We found another one of Burf’s work on his blog. If you don’t know Burf, he was the creator of a previous Cool Project on our blog, LEGO George. Here’s another amazing post from his work that utilizes the RCX Multiplexer and an Android phone! |
Major Improvements in ROBOTC 3.05 for VEX Cortex
ROBOTC 3.05 contains a number of enhancements that should be very exciting for VEX Cortex users. This is a free update for all ROBOTC for Cortex and PIC users (yes, even if you were using 2.3x)! The ROBOTC 3.05 installer now includes the VEX Cortex and Prolific USB-to-Serial drivers. You no longer need to remember to download and install these separately. We’ve heard your feedback! The new “Automatically Update VEX Cortex” option will detect if your Cortex is out-of-date, and automatically … |
ROBOTC version 3.05 has been released!
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We’ve just released ROBOTC 3.05. Click on the article to view the change log! |
Skype-Controlled Mindstorms NXT Car
First of all, let me introduce myself: I’m Leon (aka dimastero/ dimasterooo), and I was recently invited to contribute to this blog. So as, my first post, I’d like to tell you about my new Skype-controlled LEGO Mindstorms NXT Car. I’ve been creating websites for a while now, and I was trying to think of a way to combine it with Mindstorms NXT. This project is the result of that. The project’s webpage is fairly simple – it’s got three arrows … |
Facial recognition using an NXT and an iPhone
This is a robot that uses Face Recognition in order to follow around a human. It uses an iPhone in conjunction with an NXT. Take a look! |
New Line Tracking Tutorials added to the VEX Cortex Video Trainer
Good news everyone! I’m excited to let you know that our latest batch of tutorials in the VEX Cortex Video Trainer are available now! This set of 5 tutorials focuses on the VEX Line Tracking Sensors: The Line Tracking Sensors – Introduces the sensors and explains how they work |
Line tracking and book climbing NXT robot
Here’s a video of an NXT robot line tracking a line, and then climbing a book that sits along its path! |
Released: ROBOTC Driver Suite V2.4
More 3rd party 3rd party drivers I also added a driver for the totally awesome Mindsensors Touch Panel sensor and their very versatile Sumo Eyes sensor. Big thanks to Mindsensors … |
Incredible video explaining PID
Ivan Seidel (ivanseidel) posted an incredible stop action movie based video explaining PID. Take a look at the video! |



