There are several available languages for programming the LEGO NXT MINDSTORMS brick. You can use C, Java, Lua, Assembly or one of the Graphical languages. Steve Hassenplug has put together a pretty good list of the available languages, and some comparisons between them. You can find the list here: NXT Programming Software
What Programming Language do I use?
September 8th, 2010 · No Comments · Reviews
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RobotC – Mini Tutorial #1 – Displaying Battery Power
May 4th, 2010 · No Comments · Tutorials
Today, while trying to debug the Example 1 from the Experimenters kit, I thought I might be having battery issues. So I wanted to see what the battery level was. Being new to RobotC, I figured this might be a fun little mini-project (and I do mean mini) to tackle. So, first thing I did, [...]
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Will the NXT run the .NET Micro Framework?
March 18th, 2008 · 1 Comment · General
So far, I haven’t found anything to show that the .NET Micro Framework will work on the NXT brick. The processor on the NXT brick will support the Micro Framework, but it looks like there isn’t enough memory. If anyone has proof of this being done (or of it failing), please contact me. I did [...]
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