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* General-purpose educational Lisp-like functional language | * General-purpose educational Lisp-like functional language | ||
− | * Introduces new level of LEGO Robots programming: children can create interactive educational LOGO projects that | + | * Introduces new level of LEGO Robots programming: children can create interactive educational LOGO projects that control LEGO robots with easy button/turtle controls, and flexible visualization of data collected by robots - programmable by children Logo programmers! |
* Implemented in Imagine and [[NBC|Next Byte Codes]] (NBC) | * Implemented in Imagine and [[NBC|Next Byte Codes]] (NBC) | ||
* Three levels of use: | * Three levels of use: |
Revision as of 22:01, 1 October 2007
Welcome to Logo for NXT
Features
- General-purpose educational Lisp-like functional language
- Introduces new level of LEGO Robots programming: children can create interactive educational LOGO projects that control LEGO robots with easy button/turtle controls, and flexible visualization of data collected by robots - programmable by children Logo programmers!
- Implemented in Imagine and Next Byte Codes (NBC)
- Three levels of use:
- Interactive Imagine project with direct GUI controls that allow interfacing with NXT robot over Bluetooth
- Loadable imagine library (nxt.imt) that contains set of procedures for direct control of NXT robot over Bluetooth from your Imagine projects
- Interpreter of Logo running on the NXT that can run logo programs (with restricted syntax), which can communicate with Imagine projects and control the robots motors and sensors.
- Finally :-), you can use NXT Logo completely without Imagine Logo, it is self sufficient.
- NXT Logo is available free of charge, and it is open-source project
- First preview version (without memory garbage collection) available for download on 2nd October 2007
- Important note: NXT Logo is currently interpreted by a program implemented in an interpreted language NBC. Therefore, it is not suitable where fast performance is important (for example LEGO competitions).
Publications