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#1  

Unfortunately not. If you’re building a robot requiring onboard processing, I recommend a lattepanda. Phones and raspberry pi doesn’t quite cut it for those features.

#2  

DJ, Thanks for the response. 2nd question would it be possible to add something like the geeetech voice recognition module in order to achieve this feature? Sorry if it's a dumb question I am still new to all this.

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#3  

Hi @jbrawley9906 Yes, that module communicates via UART so you'd be able to use it, you'd just have to write a bit of code to make it happen. Luckily it looks like there are a lot of Arduino example projects so you should be able to follow the examples to write your own ez-scripts.

#4  

Thanks for the response Jeremie. How would I go about hooking that module up to the ezb in order to communicate. The code I could figure out as that's pretty simple with the ezb, however I have not hooked anything up to the ezb as an input yet. I've only hooked up servos and lights to the ezb so far

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#5   — Edited

There's a UART port (UART0) on the EZ-B, pictured here:

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You'll need to connect the following connections from the EZ-Bv4 to the Geeetech module:

GND to GND TX to RX RX to TX

It seems the module needs 4.5-5.5V so you'll need a 5V regulator to go from a VIN pin on the EZ-B to the VCC pin of the module.

Just search on the community or in the EZ-Script "Script Help" section to send UART0 commands.

*Edit: There's also an example ARC project called "UART Peripheral" that comes with ARC to help you out.

#7  

Jeremie

To be clear will the geetech work with the mobile interface?

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#8  

Yes, You can activate scripts with the Mobile interface. Anything within the EZ-Script editor is fair game.