Did you know?

• ARC has 19,695 lines of C++ and C# code
• EZ-SDK has 3,188 lines of C++ and C# code
• EZ-B Firmware has 2,546 lines of Assembler code
• The EZ-B Robot Project was launched February 1st 2011
• The project concept was conceived in April 2010 with this Wall-E Robot
• The current development time has been in excessive of 3,000 hours

[Copied from DJ's facebook post on October 31 at 3:59pm]

All that would need to pretty much be rewritten to work on android.

Geezzzzzzzz.I was just askin'.......................

All may not be lost. There are plenty of Android Apps out there that might be able to leverage the SDK. I use EventGhost. It is a remote control app that goes on the PC and can go on Android. I use it for Home automation and control of XBMC. It has many plugins that might be able to be used and also uses Python. Some form of control of EZ-B may be doable but will require some coding. Not completely out of reach. Something out of the box to look at.

Kevin

You can use the HTTP server in ARC to connect to it from your andriod tablet or iphone

Perhaps someone could develop an app which allows you to control your robot via your tablet.

It'd be neat if someone did.

In the meantime, you can buy Windows 7 tablets for the same price as an Android Tablet. I have a windows 7 tablet. It works fantastic, and because it's not Android you can actually do stuff with it. It's a full-on computer, not a giant phone.

The new ARC has Touch controls for tablets. I used it tonight. People loved it!

Is there anything I can use with an iPad?

You get short shrift on this forum mentioning Ipad's and Android EZ-B compatability to my knowledge no one has requested a Linux version of EZ-B yet!

:)