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  Jordi Faraudo posted a topic in the forum Suggestions:

  EV3 brick and sbrick bluetooh communication

  Hi,
  A suggestion for software development.
  There is an interest in EV3 Mindstorms robots to control PF motors to perform some of the motion functions. For doing this, right now we use the PF mate (see...  moreHi,
  A suggestion for software development.
  There is an interest in EV3 Mindstorms robots to control PF motors to perform some of the motion functions. For doing this, right now we use the PF mate (see here http://www.mindsensors.com/ev3-and-nxt/123-pf-motor-controller-for-nxt-or-ev3-pfmate , you can see there several nice examples) . This gadget allows control from the EV3 intelligent brick and add a new, custom control block to the EV3 software. This is better than simply connecting a PF motor with an adaptor to the EV3 brick because you can connect more motors and use their own batteries (and use the power and ports of the EV3 brick to the EV3 sensors and motors of the robot). 
  Now my son asks why not doing this task with our Sbrick. The idea would be that EV3 brick communicates with bluetooth to the Sbrick and the Sbrick could be added as a new sensor block in the EV3 programs.
  Technically, is this possible? Or the EV3 brick is allowed to use bluetooth only to communicate to the PC?
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  • May 20, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo replied to a topic in the forum Suggestions:

  Hi,
  what is the status of this question? Is it possible to connect the snrick from a Raspberry Pi 3 with bluetooth in some way?
  thanks!
  Jordi

  • May 20, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo posted a topic in the forum Support:

  PUBLIC PROFILES APP SBRICK

  We see many profiles in the public profiles section of the Sbrick App. A few of them are pretty obvious and of generic use, but others are quite complex and specific. For example, the one for the lego mercedes-benz arocs 3245, I do not even imagine how...  moreWe see many profiles in the public profiles section of the Sbrick App. A few of them are pretty obvious and of generic use, but others are quite complex and specific. For example, the one for the lego mercedes-benz arocs 3245, I do not even imagine how to mount the sbrick to control all these options (2 or 3 sbricks?). Since the profiles are posted, I imagine that someone at Vengit has made the profile with a MOC of the lego set in mind. Could you post any photo or building suggestion for these profiles?  Or are they just a suggestion for the users and see whether anybody is able to build it?  less

  • January 5, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo I strongly suggest adding a couple of examples for the circuits feature of the Profile Designer. I think it si difficult to understand its features with the short help provided. We  managed to control  the lights of the car by  modifying the image...  moreI strongly suggest adding a couple of examples for the circuits feature of the Profile Designer. I think it si difficult to understand its features with the short help provided. We  managed to control  the lights of the car by  modifying the image you posted in sbrick Facebook annuncement of this feature but we do not really understand of the options. Examples will help a lot!   (I am sure you have a few trials with your tests)  

  • January 2, 2017

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    Balint Mezei Hello, Thank you for the suggestions! We'll check what could we do. Have a nice day, Balint SBrick Team

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    Jordi Faraudo Thanks. We will really appreciate it. We are a bit lost...

    • January 2, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo Uauh! Awesome! Thank you and have a fantastic 2017

  • December 31, 2016

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    Balint Mezei We wish you the same!

    • January 1, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo I have one more question about scratch 2.0. I just read in the instructions of S2Bot that even if you have a LBE bluetooth in your
  
  computer, you need a specific BLE dongle and S2Bot does not work with the internal LBE. Is that true when working with...  moreI have one more question about scratch 2.0. I just read in the instructions of S2Bot that even if you have a LBE bluetooth in your
  
  computer, you need a specific BLE dongle and S2Bot does not work with the internal LBE. Is that true when working with Scratch and Sbrick? I
  
  have a new computer (1 month old!) with Windows 10 and BLE and I do not really want to buy a BLE dongle...    

  • December 28, 2016

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    Steve Smythe I know it's tricky but it is not good to announce something will be ready today or tomorrow unless you know it will be.

    • December 30, 2016
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    Lénárd Pásztor https://social.sbrick.com/wiki/view/pageId/43/slug/sbrick-plugin-for-scratch-how-to

    • December 31, 2016
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    Steve Smythe Thank you! My son now has Scratch working with SBrickPlus.

    • December 31, 2016
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    Lénárd Pásztor Great to hear it! I hope your son (and you) will enjoy it! i can't wait what you build with sbrick plus!

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    Jordi Faraudo Uauh! Awesome! Thank you and have a fantastic 2017
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    • January 1, 2017
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  Jordi Faraudo I just received the "twins" pack with sbrick and sbrick plus. We will love to try it using Scratch and our we do sensors. Is it possible now to use scratch with sbrick plus to control "lego we do" sensors?

  • December 23, 2016

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    Balint Mezei Hello,
    
    At the moment the S2Bot support only the simple SBrick, but we are nearly finished the developing of a new plugin for the SBrick Plus....  moreHello,
    
    At the moment the S2Bot support only the simple SBrick, but we are nearly finished the developing of a new plugin for the SBrick Plus.
    
    Soon it will be available, with some new features!
    
    Stay tuned, soon we are share some great news!
    
    Have a nice Holiday,
    Balint
    Sbrick Team  

    • December 24, 2016
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  • December 23, 2016