Lego Baby Toy ROBOLAB 29 User Manual

Announcing ROBOLAB2.9:  
Bridging the RCX generation to the NXT  
Everyone's excited about the new LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT system. But what if you've  
invested years of your life in ROBOLABand the RCX?  
No worries. In August 2006 LEGO Education, in collaboration with Tufts University's Center  
for Engineering and Educational Outreach (CEEO), and National Instruments will release one  
last version of ROBOLAB, designed specifically to support RCX users and ease the transition  
to NXT.  
Users can upgrade to ROBOLAB 2.9 software, allowing you to program both the RCX and the  
NXT (via USB).  
In addition to providing compatibility with both the RCX and NXT, ROBOLAB 2.9 features new  
firmware to allow users faster processing, more motor speeds, floating point math, improved  
debugging and programming functions and more.  
Meanwhile, ROBOLAB users ready to get started with the NXT technology, will be able to  
work in a familiar environment to create programs for the NXT brick - from basic Pilot to high  
end Inventor, and data logging programs.  
Users can therefore continue to build up their educational robotics resources by investing in  
the new LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Education hardware, which includes converter cables for the  
legacy sensors and motor, and use it with their existing sets.  
In June 2006, LEGO Education and the CEEO will team up to launch a new teacher-to-  
teacher website dedicated to teaching math, science and engineering with LEGO bricks.  
The site will offer comprehensive online support and advice for LEGO MINDSTORMS, from  
how to use the new features to how to combine the existing platform with the new in the  
classroom. Visit www.LEGOengineering.com.  
Features of the new MINDSTORMS Education NXT software platform will also be presented  
on the site, including the integrated Robot Educator, which is a fully animated guide to all  
programming features.  
LEGO Education will continue to assist users of the current platform with inspiration and  
technical support until the end of 2009. The portfolio of hardware, software and curriculum  
activity packs, designed for students from 8 years up, will still be available, as will local  
support from educational suppliers.  
ROBOLAB 2.9 is fully supported on Win 2000 and newer platforms; however NXT support will  
be restricted to Win XP (SP2). Macintosh users of OS9 must continue to use ROBOLAB 2.54  
or older.  
For more information visit www.LEGO.com/education or www.ceeo.tufts.edu or contact  
Marketing Manager, Peter Thesbjerg, LEGO Education ([email protected])  
 

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