Robotics and Electronics

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Hello!
is there (books, online Courses, tutorials...) on Robotics & Electronics using C# as the programming language so i can make a ((wifi)) robot arm or a switcher (on/of /motor speed control)

any recomendation (books, online Courses, tutorials...) to achieve this thing?
thanx

Posted 11-Jun-13 19:17pm

Maged E William

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Jun-13 1:26am

It's hard to find a tutorial, but industrial robotics and electronics move so much into .NET during last ears!
—SA

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Ron Beyer · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-11T19:21:00

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This is a question I would ask on GHI Electronics[^]

You can also look at Lego Mindstorms[^]

Posted 11-Jun-13 19:21pm

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Maged E William 12-Jun-13 1:30am

well thanx about GHI Electronics, but for Lego Mindstorm i want to build it my own buy things from radioshak and do stuff :D

Ron Beyer 12-Jun-13 1:33am

Then GHI has about everything you'd need from a C# standpoint. The boards that they have are a great way to start embedded programming in C#.