RoombaComm

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RoombaComm is a Java library created by Tod E. Kurt that allows users to communicate with Roomba through a high-level language (Java). This library is already included in the issued Processing package. The documentary of commands provided in this library are officially available at http://todbot.com/roomba/roombacomm/javadoc/<!--but a more abbreviated (for more concise coverage) list of commands will be available -->
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RoombaComm is a Java library created by Tod E. Kurt that allows users to communicate with Roomba through a high-level language (Java). This library is already included in the issued Processing package. The documentary of commands provided in this library are officially available at http://todbot.com/roomba/roombacomm/javadoc/, but a more abreviated (for easier access) and more thorough documentary are included below.
 
RoombaComm is a Java library created by Tod E. Kurt that allows users to communicate with Roomba through a high-level language (Java). This library is already included in the issued Processing package. The documentary of commands provided in this library are officially available at http://todbot.com/roomba/roombacomm/javadoc/, but a more abreviated (for easier access) and more thorough documentary are included below.
  
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==wall()==
 
==wall()==
 
This returns a boolean indicating whether the wall sensors detect a wall.
 
This returns a boolean indicating whether the wall sensors detect a wall.
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Latest revision as of 11:04, 5 February 2007

RoombaComm is a Java library created by Tod E. Kurt that allows users to communicate with Roomba through a high-level language (Java). This library is already included in the issued Processing package. The documentary of commands provided in this library are officially available at http://todbot.com/roomba/roombacomm/javadoc/

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