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| Subject: | [ts-7000] Re: Robot applications... |
| From: | "steve_iti_swr" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 27 Mar 2006 12:57:55 -0000 |
I am looking at the TS-7200 for a robotic application. The intent is
to employ several TS-7200 boards to perform different tasks connected
together via the ethernet network (will also have to embedd a hub).
Let me know how you are planning to proceed too!
--- In "bored_ceo" <> wrote:
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> I saw the recent robots.net story on the TS-2760 and found my way
here
> from their website. I'd been looking at a Gumstix but the TS-7260
> looks like it may be a better choice. Anyone used the board in a
robot
> yet?
>
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