I didn't answer the question about motor support about NETMF doesn't have any motor drivers built in, but there's plenty of code out there. In addition, there are motor shields and motor modules, most of which come with code.
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Recordings will be up around the end of the week, so just a couple more days. They're encoding right now.
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Sorry about the confusion regarding dates. When setting up the sessions, ch9 defaults to "day 0" which, being a programmer, I assumed was the first day of the event. Nope, that would be day 1. (day 0 is the day before) Pretty sure a VB6 programmer did that

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Videos will be up around the end of this week. Thanks!
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They will be up around the end of this week.
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Thanks for posting this, guys! Fabien did a great job on the hardware and software, and Bertrand a great job on the initial games. I had fun creating my own little sample
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Thanks for the shout-out

The IE ATL add-in was an interesting experience. I'd still like to see C++ evolve so there's not so much ceremony to do things like the add-in. That might be part of what you take on for the additional performance and power, or that may just be my own lack of knowledge of modern C++.
Either way, good talk.Pete
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The Mantis is here... (which is an off-roading, Netduino, remote controlled, with Cam, robocar)
Jul 29, 2011 at 1:24 PMI love this rc/robot. That's a great platform too. Thanks for the parts breakdown.
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@SteveRichter: The test suite for the heart failure monitor is rough on the participants

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I soooo want to do some of this at my house. I've wanted to set up an array of temperature sensors myself both external and in each room.
I didn't catch. Were all those sensors hard-wired from the windows to the board?