AVR Robotics API (AVRRA) download

AVRRA is an open source API that provides a framework for using Atmel AVR microcontrollers in small, embedded robots. It is implemented as a series of device drivers. AVRRA includes drivers for many popular low-cost sensors including Sharp IR sensors (GP

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Windows

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Developers, Education

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Related Categories

C Hardware Platform, C Robotics Software

Registered

2006-05-13

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