Video: Introduction to Media eXperience Analyzer (MXA) - Part 1
Description
This morning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced availability of their new board—the Raspberry Pi 3. We're excited to have Windows 10 support the new board via a new Windows 10 IoT Core Insider Preview update available for download today.
The new Raspberry Pi 3 board is available now in the Microsoft Store online.
This video demonstrates how easy it is to use Windows 10 with the Raspberry Pi 3 to put a head to any headless IoT device. In this demo, we show the flexibility Windows provides by controlling a closed loop wheel using a few different methods including a remote UI, touch input and sensor data readings.
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--The WinHEC Team
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The Discussion
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ncarta99 Interesting video guys! What display are you using and do you have a link to further information on the remote UI stuff?
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WinHECTeam -
ncarta99 @WinHECTeam:Great stuff, I look forward to seeing that :)
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Chris Meggs Can I use Windows 10 on pi3 to act as a Bluetooth front end for Python applications?