use-revolution Digest, Vol 5, Issue 123

[Marian Petrides]

 >>>>And there is something wrong with that?

Chill, please... I think he was just stating that he had heard there 
was Mac educational software to drive the Mindstorms.  Didn't sound 
like any value judgment was attached--at least not to me.

And thanks for the info about Robolab--I wasn't aware of it.  Do you 
know where it is available and whether it runs in OS X?

Marian
On Mar 6, 2004, at 9:38 PM, Bruce Robertson wrote:

>>
>> What I want to know is Lego Mindstorms controllable via
>> Revolution?????????
>> I think it is in the serial realm.......
>>
>> I know there is a Mac version out there last time I searched. I think
>> it was an educational version.
>
> And there is something wrong with that?
>
> The "educational" version is Robolab by National Instruments. It is 
> based on
> their very powerful Labview software. Robolab has several different 
> user
> levels, and is quite powerful and sophisticated at the upper levels. 
> It is
> also cross platform, which the toy software is not.
>
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