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Are there a set of rules and open source base micromouse that I can take and create a competition in my country?

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same and i also think AT Modem is a crock of shit

I don't know if I'm online on this one but the only thing that have stoped me from finally learning FPGA it's a practical use for me or my Profesional life. I have not yet encounter a situation besides the bucket list item of making a chip, which btw I don't even need to know FPGA at this point to complete this, that has made me seriously sit and Lear FPGA

I just wanna say, I dislike the trend of software projects taking generic names from the electronic world. Sometimes makes it confusing to search. Other than that good luck with your project!

There are kits available with easy to connect motors and sensors, like from mbot.

My question to you is how low level do you wanna go?

Ill drop different links: * https://www.makershed.com/products/make-a-raspberry-pi-contr... * https://www.makershed.com/products/make-an-arduino-controlle...

as inspiration * https://www.youtube.com/@jamesbruton/videos *https://www.youtube.com/@diorama111

Hope this helps! :)

Thank you for all the links!

Hope you also read the responses here. There still future for us, hope they help you too.

According to what I've read has been that most of the people can be diagnosed with ADHD. I may be wrong. I'll read mor about it.

Do you have any literature you can share? If not I'll do a quick search here.

I've always felt I was more productive on my own projects when I came home from a 9-5.

Maybe Hackaday and its forums

I was about to say it doesnt say why or what precisely is happening

SAO (without the staying in the game part.) and or The Oasis (from ready player one)

Dominican Republic

I also use this website to see the content and if I like it enough to buy it. I have bought several books that I haven otherwise havent because of this.

Roblox to play? Or something else?

It works wonderfully

Boy you've been working in this for a while now, the patent was introduced april 2019

I was a ubuntu only user for the last 3 or 4 years. Even though part of what I did on my computer was gaming, there was a side of 3d design which I was put in a bad position when I started to get more hardcore. I decided to buy windows and try it. No regrets W10 is good and universal. I would consider going back if Linux has more cad programs compatibily. In the time being I'm just gonna miss Ubuntu remembering to mute if my earphones are plugged in.

If there's an option which is as good and user-friendly I wouldn't have any problem using it.

I do the same about the simple/obvious questions, cuz it's what's has worked for me. I do however understand the look on people's faces when even they question how could I make such stupid questions.

Waking up a couple of hours before starting my day, instead of just 1.

You'd love the Shenzhen Wired UK's documentary.