
darticus
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Is this a student toy or adult project. This sounds interesting but it needs to be expandable. I worked with ER1 and AIBO ER7. Is this something I could get into? Suggestions and price help needed!
i think the arrow only shows up when you scroll,atleast mine does this
I'm not sure what scroll means but the mouse has all kinds of things popping out. Is this controllable or it happen if it wants to pop out. Sometimes it does it sometimes it don't. Anyway its seems usable. Now what do I try if I start up the ARC program. Is there anything I can do without the JD robot? Sorry for all the questions as I get started. Thanks Ron
the more questions you ask the better you can use ARC. yes you can do some stuff,open windows and see what it is. the scroll on a mous is the middle roller you can puch fort&backwarts. avery window has this key? when you click on it it will bring you to the tutorial. i will make a pic for you in a moment
There is a lot you can do with ARC without any robot. You can teach it to understand your speech and react to it. A lot of scripting things you can learn. Even without JD attached, you can get familiar with the menus and controls just by opening up the JD project and poking around. You can't hurt anything since you can always re-download JD project or re-install ARC, so just open it up and play around for a while.
Alan
Thanks I'll open it up and just look around. "I don't want to screw things up until I ready to screw thing up". I did check it out and its overwhelming! A lot of stuff. Is there a simple way to get me to try something like understand speech and reacting to it? Is there a step by step you could tell me and maybe I'll get the Idea if I do it. I did hit open and viewed JD assembly instructions. Thanks Ron
click on avery ? mark you get all exsplained,avery window has it.
I'm in here but very confusing. I hit the add + button and got the add control window. I picked audio than speech recognition. It seem to hear me say things as a wav is showing as I talk but I don't know what it means. Thanks Ron