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GP3EZ 1.6 for Windows and Linux (18 April 2009) - Windows users, install 1.5 and then replace the EXE file with this one. Linux users, install Mono first (if not already installed) and execute this file with mono. gp3ez.chm [right click and select Save As] - Help file for GP3EZ (included in the above; download if you want a preview or read the help online) Example of using TCP server to provide a user interface using Visual Basic Express Links:GP3EZ Robot (more details coming soon).Simple script for robot (roll forward and stop) Script for robot in video (find something and turn) Another GP3EZ robot Tutorials Live Web temperature reading demo Using GP3EZ to build a simple but customizable data logger Another Web-based demo How to use GP3EZ to remotely sense and control over a LAN or the Internet GP3 User's Group Where to buy:GP3 BoardHome |
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