I’m hoping that someone from GHI can comment on when we might see a motor driver module?
In the meantime, has anyone had success using something like the Grove I2C motor driver from SeeedStudio?
-Dave
I’m hoping that someone from GHI can comment on when we might see a motor driver module?
In the meantime, has anyone had success using something like the Grove I2C motor driver from SeeedStudio?
-Dave
[quote]I’m hoping that someone from GHI can comment on when we might see a motor driver module?
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In 2 days
Any chance other modules will also be available in 2 days? Like zigbee perhaps?
Steven
I hope GHI does not forget the non-Gadgeteer geeks
I REALLY hope so too.
Gus said earlier that FEZ would not be dropped, I hope it is true.
Why are you not a gadgeteerer yet? Cost? If so, no problem will make it cheap for you
How can we drop FEZ? FEZ is in gadgeteer world and in the arduino world, and with very strong foundations and some awesome community While I personally believe Gadgeteer and its moduels are the future, we now have plenty of users with “shieds” and they like them
[quote]Why are you not a gadgeteerer yet? Cost? If so, no problem will make it cheap for you Wink
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I would only get one to get familiar with it and provide support on the forum to other users, thats all.
Gus, I’m with you there but only for playing/prototyping. I don’t see Gadgeteer being used in semi-final/hobby end products (if you know what i mean) I know I can build my own pcb, and stick a USBizi on it, but the form factor of the Rhino/Mini(if it had more io’s exposed) is perfect for that. Panda/Domino and Arduino’s alike are just suitable for hobby end products.
Gadgeteer seems to me to be suited to the “playing/prototyping/shield-user” people, and USBizi/EMX/ChipworkX seems to me to fit everyone else.
Personally, while I don’t see much value in continuing the Arduino-alikes (Gadgeteer is a better Arduino than Arduino, and an “Arduino shield module” would be fairly trivial to implement), I DO hope GHI continues to make “module” type products available, and not only in the high-end (ChipworkX and EMX) lines.
I never said gadgeteer will replace emx module or usbizi I was comparing the very limited arduino shields to the endless gadgeteer modules.
Maybe to early, but can someone show some pictures of a Fez Spider being used in a semi-final product? That could make me change my mind
A gadgeteer board will not usually be used in a final product, at least not in high volume. The same is true for FEZ Panda.
You would start with gadgeteer and then switch to single board for high volume. I have explained this in the last chapter in the new gadgeteer book. Take a look