[NFBCS] Robot-C

[Larry Wayland]

Take a look at the Irobot web page. I think it is "irobot".com". They have
some robot kits for several different levels . From what I have read they
are trying to make them accessable for blind and visually impaired. Also
there has been some interest lately in talking to the Lego company to make
their robot kits accessable as well.
 

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Subject: [NFBCS] Robot-C

Hello, all! Does anyone have experience using Robot-C or ROS? If so, what
hardware did you use with them, and how accessible did you find them? I am
very interested in robotics, but have yet to find an accessible platform on
which to experiment. The Raspberry Pi seems promising, since I have lots of
options as to languages, though I would have to buy separate motors and
sensors. Any other suggestions are welcome. I would love to use something
mainstream (as opposed to Quorom) so that I can collaborate with sighted
peers.
Thank you,
Kelly Cusack
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