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The Romo is something a primary school kid could assemble. I'm actually doing various projects (robotics-related and non-related) with AVR and Arduino, and the
by Florin_Andrei 15y ago
The Romo is something a primary school kid could assemble.
I'm actually doing various projects (robotics-related and non-related) with AVR and Arduino, and they are definitely not primary-school-friendly.
- Blunt 15y agoso a $400 iPhone or even a $200 smart phone is a better option than some of the $25 robot kits you can buy that have much more to learn from? not buying it.
- Florin_Andrei 15y ago(sigh) You don't have kids, do you? It's not about price, it's about complexity. Plugging an old iPhone into a chassis is something anyone could do, even my 6 year old son. Programming an AVR from scratch is something many adults cannot do.