I don't see why it wouldn't work. The protocol spec is listed in the post. You just need to have enough EEPROM to store the instructions. The Teagueduino cod

I don't see why it wouldn't work. The protocol spec is listed in the post. You just need to have enough EEPROM to store the instructions. The Teagueduino code editor will try to communicate with whatever serial port you specify, so if you're willing to build a realtime interpreter for Netduino (actually much easier than it sounds) it should work just fine. Check out the Teensy/Arduino firmware code (also in the post) as a starting point.