Robotc

ROBOTC

Developer(s)	Robomatter
Stable release	3.0.4 / October 10, 2011; 4 months ago (2011-10-10)
Operating system	Microsoft Windows
Type	IDE
License	Proprietary commercial software
Website	http://www.robotc.net/

Robotc (trademarked as ROBOTC and frequently spelled RobotC) is an Integrated development environment targeted towards students that is used to program and control LEGO NXT, VEX, and RCX robots using a programming language based on C.

It aims to allow code to be ported from one robotics platform to another with little or no change in code.

ROBOTC underwent major improvements and changes, and has released ROBOTC 3.0. A download site with a 30-day trial license is available.^[1]

1 Robotc
2 Notes
3 References
4 External links

Robotc

Has a powerful debugging feature.
Explores many more functions than NXT-G and allows programming the NXT instead of pulling blocks around.
Has useful tutorials for learning the programming language.
Is useful to create simple to more advanced programs.
Tabbed programming (lets you switch between two or more programs without opening another Robotc Window)
A start page featuring the latest news from the Robotc community
Sample programs
A user interface similar to Visual Basic 2005
Detailed help pages

Robotc for NXT

Supporting PITSCO's Tetrix Robotics Kit programming language and hardware.
Approved to be used at the FIRST Tech Challenge.
A Logitech USB Gaming controller can be used to control the robot via a computer to the NXT either through Bluetooth or a USB cable.
Native color sensor support.

Robotc for CORTEX & PIC (original VEX)

The CORTEX version can program both the CORTEX brick and the PIC (original VEX).

Robotc

Contents

Robotc

Robotc for NXT

Robotc for CORTEX & PIC (original VEX)

Robot Virtual Worlds

Notes

References

External links