Please add comments to this thread on any affordable candidate platforms for OSC you know of. Here at CNMAT we are currently evaluating the
egnite Ethernut 2.1:
We also like the use of linux in the Axis 83:
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Affordable Hardware Platforms
November 14, 2005 - 9:26am — Adrian Freed
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I design remote control helicopters hidden by patent work and attorney fees that use electronics to eliminate adverse toque reaction and after understanding the asymmetry in the weak force to apply it my main design now has yaw control in a vacuum. This technology has spilled over into electronics and physics and I have put forward an application of it all keyboard techs that understand my equations, (some that have followed my research to understand it found on Korg's tech off topic forum section and lastest news...see CERN BPA post, say should be patented immediately and the application idea has been exceptionally well received. The reality of time and money makes patenting something in a field I know little of too time consuming and I am happy to help anyone I can apply it as long as R&D is not harmed. To fund such research ability to patent work may be necessary and I am putting this past some manufactures like Korg and Fatar. It’s getting better all the time.
This is in regards to new keyboard trigger system that add poly AT, RV, in clacc C, and a ton of other cool stuff done in class A and A/B.
Is this forum current? Old posts here...anyway see
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=41712 for more information.
John^^
new processor from Motorola
Has anyone experimented with this new processor from Motorola with built-in ethernet:
MC9S12NE64.
First impressions
I like the hardware a lot in this kit. The software is potentially good but they have crippled it so you can't even compile the simple demo program included. I am investigating the cost of the simplest form of the Compiler that would allow OSC code to be developed. I really would like our hardware kit to be around $100 with the tools included and this compiler situation prevents that.