The GPS sensor is working like a charm.  Once it acquired the satellites outside on the balcony, it was able to keep the lock even when I moved the whole thing inside.  This picture was taken from inside my Lego Lair, about a meter from the window.  Not bad, eh?  I verified the position (blurred out) with my Android phone ...

Sunday morning and all is quiet in the Soldaat house.  This is the current state of my Lego Lair, as my wife likes to call it. It’s a bit of a mess and I’m starting to have trouble finding things on my desk.  When I am done writing this post, I’ll do some tidying up. Some cool things I’m working ...

I’ve uploaded a new release of the ROBOTC Driver Suite. Version 1.5 has a couple of nice changes: Newly added: Drivers for Dexter Industries dFlex, dPressure and temp probe Test program for Mindsensors Touch Sensor MUX with HiTechnic Sensor MUX Driver for additional timers in ROBOTC Documentation changes: All drivers sorted by manufacturer for easy lookup (thanks to John Hansen ...

As you can see from the picture above, my desk is way too small to deal with all the projects I am working on: A Lego pneumatic motor with a Dexter Industries dPressure controlled compressor A ROBOTC driver for the dFlex A ROBOTC driver for the new toy on my desk (can you spot it?) Lejos drivers for the HiTechnic Sensor ...

Dexter Industries are hosting a contest.  There are two ways to win one of their dFlex sensors, click on the [LINK] to find out more!