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ROBOTC is a syntax-based programming language for several robotics platforms, developed by the CMU Robotics Academy. It features a fully integrated development environment, advanced programming tools, and interactive, real-time debugging tools. |
(11/25/2009) Downloading Issue with ROBOTC We're getting reports of teams running into issues with download programs to their robots. We're currently looking into these issues and working on a resolution/update for ROBOTC. There is one primary known issue that we are working on, involving the "Compile and Download" command. The issue seems to be caused by ROBOTC incrementally downloading the program to the NXT and a memory issue on the PC-side where it is not recognizing changes in the program. We're close to a fix and an updated release - but in the mean time, try a suggested work around: If you're experiencing other issues, please send an e-mail directly to support@robotc.net with details of the issue you are experiencing. Thanks! 1. FTC Downloads ROBOTC for FTC Teams Autonomous and TeleOperated Templates FCS Program |
2. Hardware and Software Setup:
Step 1. Installing ROBOTC
Step 2. Computer Hardware Setup
Step 3. Robot Hardware Setup
3. ROBOTC Resources
Step 4. ROBOTC Programming
Step 5. Additional ROBOTC Resources
| Step 1. Installing ROBOTC Learn how to install and activate ROBOTC here. If you already have the ROBOTC software installed, move to the next step. |
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| Step 2. Computer Hardware Setup The Bluetooth Adapter and the Logitech Game Controller are two pieces of hardware that you will use in the FTC competition. Learn to install them here. If they are already installed move to the next step. |
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| Step 3. Robot Hardware Setup If you want to test your parts before you build a robot, build the TETRIX Testbed. If you want to test your software with a working robot, build the Mantis Robot. If you already have a robot built move to the next step. |
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| Step 4. ROBOTC Programming These videos are all taken from the ROBOTC Curriculum for TETRIX and LEGO Mindstorms and contain valuable information for teams using ROBOTC in the FTC. |