On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 09:16, pablis
<paulshaynes@...> wrote:
Hi all,
I have two relatively simple questions...
1. Am I correct in assuming that in order to communicate wirelessly between
real robots, I will need to write my own TCP/IP exchange routines (or use a
freely available library to do this)?
Yes, you are correct.
2. I've been using the "relay" driver for communication under simulation.
However, this does not work with real robots - is the relay driver just for
Stage simulation ?
In general - relay driver seems to be independent of the real or simulated robots.
It should work. Please describe post more detailed problem description to the list.
Kind regards,
Paul
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