alice-teacher Rover Curiosity

[Matjaz Marussig]

Joe,
I've had the same idea recently. In this case, I suggest to open a new
development community to share knowledge and experiences of how to build
the vehicle and the ground (but not only vehicle and Mars ground - objects
generally). We can then teach our students how to programming vehicle on
the ground. My opinion is that the we can accelerate Alice develpment in
such way.

Please, accept my support on this idea.

Matjaz Marussig


On 23 August 2012 01:15, joe gilmour <joegilmour at hotmail.com> wrote:

>  Just been watching the news. One of the NASA scientists was explaining
> how they send programs to drive Curiosity on Mars.
> I know there is already a moon buggy type vehicle in the space folder. But
> I wonder if there is, or if anyone is thinking of producing, a Rover
> Curiosity?
> This would be a great way of engaging kids with a real life programming
> situation.
>
> Joe Gilmour
>
> *Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes  *
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