@07fruitella I used a generic USB bluetooth adapter in a Linux laptop. I set each robot to have it's own /dev/rfcomm# port, and then used the Myro software (version 2.9.1 under CPython) to connect to all of the robots and give them individual commands.
Do you still have the program? Can you send me a copy? My email is gamez222@yahoo.com
07fruitella 2 days ago
@07fruitella I don't still have the code, but it looked something like this:
from myro import *
r1 = Scribbler("COM3")
r2 = Scribbler("COM4")
r1.motors(-1,1)
r2.motors(-1,1)
wait(1)
r1.stop()
r2.stop()
and so on for the other robots....
summetj 2 days ago
@summetj Thank you for the very polite reply
07fruitella 2 days ago
Can i ask something, just for our project? Do you use Bluetooth module? What software is used to program that Bluetooth module? thanks!
07fruitella 2 days ago
@07fruitella I used a generic USB bluetooth adapter in a Linux laptop. I set each robot to have it's own /dev/rfcomm# port, and then used the Myro software (version 2.9.1 under CPython) to connect to all of the robots and give them individual commands.
summetj 2 days ago