Hi there, how is this coming along? I'd be really interested to see this too. I'd like to have a raspberry pi running some ML code and sending commands to a Spike Prime robot, I also want the robot to report it's state which will inform the ML. At present, it's unclear to me how I would send a command to the hub from a program running locally on the raspberry pi or how I would get the hub to transmit to the serial port.
Thanks for this great resource! I was wondering, if I can also remote control one hub with my computer using a Bluetooth client instead of buying a second hub. Is that possible without any other hardware and using micro python along with a bluetooth library? I am asking this because I'd like to do some computer side processing using a camera and then remote control the hub based on the processed video - maybe using openCV or another tool but so far I have not seen anyone remote control the hub from a PC or Mac.
Nice design and great design. good job. Greating from Poland!
Stop this madness!! All you're doing here is tempting me into buying more Mindstorms hubs!
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This is very cool. Could you also try and show us something similar with an Arduino as a less expensive solution?
Working on a micro bit version. Does that help?
@@AntonsMindstorms most certainly. Thanks
Hi there, how is this coming along? I'd be really interested to see this too. I'd like to have a raspberry pi running some ML code and sending commands to a Spike Prime robot, I also want the robot to report it's state which will inform the ML. At present, it's unclear to me how I would send a command to the hub from a program running locally on the raspberry pi or how I would get the hub to transmit to the serial port.
Thanks for this great resource! I was wondering, if I can also remote control one hub with my computer using a Bluetooth client instead of buying a second hub. Is that possible without any other hardware and using micro python along with a bluetooth library? I am asking this because I'd like to do some computer side processing using a camera and then remote control the hub based on the processed video - maybe using openCV or another tool but so far I have not seen anyone remote control the hub from a PC or Mac.
It's very easy. Just connect with Bluetooth classic and send REPL commands to the hub.
This is very cool, but who will buy second inventor/spike hub just for remote?
Not just for remote. Many more options!
@@AntonsMindstorms yes, you are right, but I mean this is the most reliable way to control inventor hub at this moment which makes me sad.
@@tykenen4178 Yes. It made me sad too. But it also made me happy, because it was an excuse to buy an extra set! :D
Hello, Are there any chances to use xbox/ps4/ps5 controller with SPIKE Prime?
Yes, you can. But you need this extra piece of hardware in between: antonsmindstorms.com/product/wifi-python-esp32-board-for-mindstorms/
@@AntonsMindstorms Oh Thnx a lot!
Hi! If a Mindstorms/spike hub can behave as a BLE host device, can it control the other Lego bluetooth hubs too?
I am asking because I am doubtful whether I will buy two of these already pricy sets. I have the a control+ hub already from the technic rally car.
Check my newest videos on instagram. I'm showing exactly what you are asking.
I want to error correct gyro between two bricks. Could you please share if you have any tricks to reduce latency?
Hm. A wired connection? Wireless you always have latencies of 20-30ms.