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Re: Lego Blimp Project
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 8 May 2000 04:11:31 GMT
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James Stanton wrote:
> That is something that we have been thinking about. We are trying to come
> up with a "poetic" solution where multiple users would have a group
> control. You know, if the majority wants to go left then it will go left
> kind of thing.
> Or we could make a sign-up sheet giving each user sole control for a
> period of time. Being that this is a grad school project we are leaving
> for the summer. A few of us are going to work on a web remote control page
> under a highly controlled environment. That way we'll have
> something to work with in the fall.
The best solution that I've come up with so far is to have a VOTE system.
The user would click on the map of where they wanted it to go. (What station) and what
direction the camera is to face. Then another task checks the vote every x minutes and
then sends the station code and the direction code.
I'm planning on doing it in PHP on a PC.
Dean
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