Rovio

Rovio has been discontinued by its manufacturer but they have released the source code for further development.This project aims to continue the advancement of this robot as an open source project available to everyone.

Features

Customize browser interface
Control Rovio's LEDs
Develop Extended Roaming Hardware
Add Ancillary Hardware
Develop Spare Parts & Maintenance Procedures

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Creative Commons Attribution License

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undead505 Posted 2020-05-01

I had to install Virtual Box with Windows XP 32 Bit and create a shared folder with the installer in it because Internet explorer wont let you get to this site to download the setup. Make sure you change the date to around 2008 and follow the setup to the letter. If done right you should see rovio under the Devices tab in the usb menu select it and run the setup. Done I will make a Video on how it is done and will post it on youtube this week end just look up undead504 on youtube