John,
Yes indeed, the smoothieboard by Arthur Wolf and Mark Cooper.
The ROS is awesome but overkill for our purposes -- we are just using a Node.js server on the Rpi to create g-code and send it to the smoothieboard.
And yes, BLE stands for Bluetooth Low Energy, aka Bluetooth 4.0.
On Thursday, July 24, 2014 10:32:01 PM UTC+8, John Griessen wrote:
On 07/24/2014 04:16 AM, Will Canine wrote:
> Platform wise, it is safe to say that we will be on the Rpi + Smoothie, with the Rpi running a Node.js server to handle
> communication over both bluetooth 4.0 and wifi. We are also making a BLE service for easy integration of Arduino and Node based
> peripherals
When you say Smoothie, do you mean a smoothieboard by Arthur Wolf, ( http://shop.uberclock.com/products/smoothieboard ),
or just the Smoothie code? Smoothie is a real time OS in its own right, so my guess is not running on the R-Pi.
I'm interested in using platforms like the R-Pi to run ROS, (Robot Operating System), to orchestrate microcontroller
based bots using smoothie on STM32 micros.
BLE means Bluetooth Low Energy or something else?
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