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Is it a security hole to have the mirobot network (open) have the config for my private network with "show password?"

I have not been able to get my Mirobot to change wifi networks. I was able to configure it to use my home wifi network from the default settings but now I cannot get it to change to another network. When I click on the 'scan' button, the window goes blank and never returns anything. UI version: 20141114131 Firmware version: 20141031

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We could probably just use most of this demo; has #4 and #5 covered: https://blockly-demo.appspot.com/static/apps/turtle/index.html#j9axws

With canvas or svg.

Waiting for the bot to see how the drawing will turn out has its charm, but to save paper and ink when trying to script more complicated output a preview would be nice.

I'm having a play with this as I have some of the USR WIFI232-T modules and was interested in how to update the actual firmware?

I can see that the html / css / js files get bundled up into a bin file using the rakefile and that the update shell script pushes the bin to the actual module itself using the web uploader but how do you tell the module to use the new web binary?

Arrows for directions, slider with angle preview for turning, pen up and down icons. Numerical angle understanding hardest for little kids who usually aren't exposed to numbers higher than 20.

There could be another mode in the UI that allows people to script Mirobot with Javascript. One implementation of this concept is here: http://meemoo.org/blog/2013-02-11-live-code-editor-javascript-to-svg/ ... this one compiles to SVG, but similarly could compile to a list of commands to send to the bot.

A challenge will be highlighting the line of code that the bot is currently on.

On my niece's 2 year-old 7" Asus tablet (presumably not a current Android version), drag-and-drop doesn't work in the self-hosted Mirobot interface – you can't drag commands into the work pane.

I've currently no means of testing this on other Android devices, but will try to at least find the version of the Asus tablet involved. If anyone has successes or failures with other Android devices, perhaps annotate this issue with the OS version? Maybe we can track down a minimum Android or Chrome version required for compatibility.

Hi

Do you have some more documentation on the Wifi module ? Whats is available for download at http://en.usr.cn/Tiny-size-low-power-uart-ttl-to-802.11b-g-n-low-price-wifi-module is very limmited.

Regards

Matthias

It should be possible to switch the UI to different languages. Put some support in place to make this work

Would be solved for some with #3, but should also be possible to make functions and variables with the block interface.

It would be nice to be able to save a set of instructions for later use in local storage.

Ben,

Could you point me in the direction of a simple 'howto' document on updating the Arduino code and getting the collision avoidance etc.

Thanks,

Nick Cole

I have a not so common SSID name. I really appreciate ASCII art, so my SSID name is -._.-'"'-._.-'"'-._.- ><((("> a little 🐟. The first time I configured the wifi using mirobot-ui, the scan button didn't works so I tried manual configuration. Now, my SSID is set on mirobot-ui, but the JS file shows an error regarding bad format for the SSID variable. That's because the quotes aren't escaped appropriately. Something like 'foo"bar'.replace(/\"/g, "\\\""); could fix that.

I tried to update the mirobot-ui using a bin file but the SSID variable doesn't changes. Any way to set the variable manually or to force a reset?

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It would be good to be able to configure some of the more advanced parameters of the WiFi module, including:

• SSID
• Channel
• WiFi password and encryption
• web page password

The WiFi module is a bit too sensitive to the variations between browsers so I think it's best to remove this functionality from the UI in favour of using the downloader tool.

Replace with a link to the updater

Some way to send signals to the bot directly. Perhaps there could be buttons to the left of each item in the block library. Would be nice as a first-boot test.

Maybe some people would like drawing like that, in real time. If this is another mode, there could be a history list of commands sent to the bot, so it could replay a list of commands.

A friend (@ttm) wants to simulate an agent walking through a graph, so some kind of delay instruction could help on that (i.e. time syncing), because he wants to play sounds in his computer while the robot is drawing.