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News Release from: Micro-Robotics | Subject: Venom-SC
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 November 2005
Rapid software development for embedded
controller
The latest version of Venom-SC, the popular, object-oriented, control-system language is designed for the VM-1 credit-card-sized embedded control computer introduced earlier this year
The latest version of Venom-SC, the popular, object-oriented, control-system language, first developed at Micro-Robotics, is designed for the VM-1 credit-card-sized embedded control computer introduced earlier this year The power and ease-of-use of this new language is a key strength of the VM-1 controller because Venom-SC allows engineers to create a working control system very quickly
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 25 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The language has a built-in library of driver objects that handle everything from graphics LCDs to digital I/O ports.
The designer simply has to tell these tried-and-trusted objects what to do.
In addition, Venom-SC is developed at a real-time command-line that means immediate feedback is provided when a command is entered ensuring rapid learning and fast debugging.
It also incorporates a built-in Real Time Operating System (RTOS) that means just one keyword is all that is needed to create a new, independent task.
When used with the Micro-Robotics VM-1 starter kit that includes a VM-1 control computer, Venom-SC flash, clock chip, a VM-1 application board, a VM-1 Breakout Board a 16-key keypad, Alphanumeric display and power supply, Venom-SC ensures rapid development in any controller project. Request a free brochure from Micro-Robotics ...
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