Congratulations to Gigz for a successful Anino Seminar held last Saturday.
For those who wanted to attend but wasn’t able to go, below is the presentation material.
Getting Started with PhilRoboKit Anito
This 7Zip file contains the Powerpoint presentation and sample codes.
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January 23, 2013 at 6:59 pm
this looks nice. i have been considering playing with arduino and now this. would you recommend this for a beginner like me. how much does this cost? hope to hear from you. good job!
January 23, 2013 at 8:48 pm
I would recommend both arduino and philrobokit. Arduino costs about $30 USD, there’s a local clone called gizduino which is cheaper.
Philrobokit is about the same price as the local arduino clone. Price is less than PHP700.
Both are good for beginners.
It’s just a matter of which microcontroller would you prefer. Arduino and clones uses Atmega while philrobokit uses PIC. PIC microcontroller chips are more available in the Philippines should you wish to eventually go into hard core microcontroller programming.