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TiLDA MKe, the EMF 2014 camp badge

• jonty 12y ago
  A bit more info: The badge is running FreeRTOS, and has a custom-written screen driver. It also has the ability to run tasks that have been built using the normal Arduino IDE with a special build target! If everything goes to plan, we'll have OTA code loading and a really basic "App Store"...
  • xhedley 12y ago
    "You can take it home afterwards and use it to experiment with programming. Or build a 3D printer. Or a spaceship." Spaceship parts must be purchased separately... Seriously though it looks like it's going to be a very dinky piece of kit.
• Fuxy 12y ago
  Yay second installment of EMF. I hope it's going to be as fun as the last one. :) I really enjoyed myself at EMF 2012. Any ideas what would be a good use for the badge after the event?
  • dpslwk 12y ago
    There is already someone working on building a quadcopter around the badge.
    • jdiez17 12y ago
      I'll bring my 250mm-sized quad copter to EMF; shouldn't be very difficult to replace the controller board with the MKe. If you don't mind not having stabilisation (horizon mode) you can put it together with four PWM outputs and one digital input.
      • jonty 12y ago
        There's a gyro & accelerometer on board the badge, so you should be able to implement that too!
        • jdiez17 12y ago
          It's less implementing it, more porting it and "hmm, will this work? I think this will work. Well. Let's try anyway. Upload. Try it. Crash."