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Team Pleo Goals for Next Week

1. WT: – get this set up on all of our computers – understand how to code with it (using qt knowledge) – begin incorporating Pleo into WT C++ game 2. Sensor Spreadsheet: – where each sensor is – explain trigger levels, etc – does “show sensor” command in the terminal reveal what the Pleo is sensing? 3. Parsing Sensor Feedback: –… Read more →

Meeting Minutes – August 1st, 2012

Professor Mark Redekopp came in today to see demonstrations of the Scribbler robot to ponder appropriate integration of the robot into CSCI 101 classes. Then, we discussed past projects that other groups did with the Scribbler to make sure that there was nothing that we missed. ________________________________ 2:53 pm – Mirza Presents Paper: TeRK – a Flexible Tool for Science… Read more →

Scribbler Video Feed C++ Code

#include “Myro.h” #include “VideoStream.h” #include “math.h” #include “stdio.h” #include *LESS THAN*iostream*GREATER THAN* using namespace std; int main(int argc, char ** argv) { int b; connect(“/dev/rfcomm0”); VideoStream* stream = new VideoStream(robot, 2); stream->startStream(); cin >> b; stream->endStream(); disconnect(); return 0; } Read more →

07.23.12 – Meeting with the Teachers

On Monday, I met with Angelica and Regina again to work out some of the problems they’d experienced on Friday. We dealt with Bluetooth problems first, then moved on to Michael’s calibration program. I managed to get the program working in Calico with some tips from Michael, then showed them how to use it. The teachers then discussed how this… Read more →

Making a Pleo battery or usb/power adapter

Hi Group, Based understating online dating on info from the forums on http://bobthepleo.com/forum the new Pleo rb weekend retreat dec 3 2010 singles has its usb socket on the inside of the battery compartment, so the Pleo rb can not run while the usb cable is connected because the battery can not fit. Here is a picture of the usb/power… Read more →

Eric: Pleo C++ Connection Guide

This is a rough draft version. You will need to use a 32-bit windows operating system to use C++ with Pleo. If you have a 64 bit version of Windows, you will need everything listed below: VMWare Player Windows 32-bit (in VM Player) Visual Studio 2010 Pleo Development Kit SerialGio Project file (My code) If you have a 32-bit version… Read more →