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Coding4Fun with Clint Rutkas: The Segway Skateboard

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | Nov 6th, 2008 @ 8:54 AM | 45,295 Views | 4 Comments

Clint Rutkas, our Coding4Fun Content Strategist and Academic Developer Evangelist shows off how he built a self-balancing Segway Skateboard in C#, and with all mad scientist projects, hilarity ensues.

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Richard.Hein
... my guitar gently weeps ...

LOL! Sweet!

Samir BOUZIR

Cool, are there an API for each devices?

Clint
I'm a PC

In reply to Samir BOUZIR

#Nov 8th, 2008 @ 3:33 AM

each device is COM, I know how to talk / get data from them and I have a middleware layer that deals with the data.

El Pibe

Very funny and cool.

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