In most cases, you don't really want a localhosted site to be accessible from outside your machine, but there are certain circumstances where you may need to, if you're a multiple person team, and you're wanting to collaborate on MyRobotLab without sharing the same machine.

Enter Local Tunnel, you can find a copy of the download here: https://github.com/localtunnel/localtunnel

​This is a tutorial on how to write MyRobotLab services in Native Python.

REQUIREMENTS

For now, limited Java experience is still required to create a proxy service, but this may change in the future.

Basic knowledge of Linux and virtualenv is required, Google those if needed

Knowledge of the Python programming language

Procedure

Firstly, install MRL as a dev environment, as explained in the Getting Started tutorial.

A short video showing how to upload MRLComm.ino to the Arduino using the Arduino IDE.

It is also possible to upload it using the WebGui, but I prefer to do it this way, since it's easier to understand what's happening.

This tutorial is for lubuntu but must work with other banana pi os ...

If your Banana Pi is just out of the box, you will need to install Lubuntu os on your SDcard. Follow this tutorial to do it : http://www.lemaker.org/resources/9-39/banana_pi_quick_start_guide.html

Once it's done, use the password bananapi to log in the user bananapi .

Let's go !

run the program start menu -> system tools -> synaptic package

This is a pre-tutorial post - to get parts together and organize the "real" Tutorial

Step 1 - Load the RasPi with the latest Wheezy Rasparian image.

Ok, so this is still possible with buld 1943

I pulled this of my Pi with the video streamer...

PT: Este breve tutorial auxilia na iniciação ao MyRobotLab dos novos usuários que tem preferência pelo idioma português.

EN: This short tutorial helps on the beginning of MyRobotLab for the newbies who prefer the portuguese language... and for the guys who want to learn portuguese. :)  So, it will be all in portuguese.

     Após este tutorial, você estará apto a:

Face tracking using opencv + facedetect filter with my pan/tilt kit...

Facedetect filter is heavy, and webcam video flow delay from servos response...this leads to overshooting

GROG..i need a lighter facedetect filter.....video stream is  slow when i apply pirdown and face detect :(

Here is the video...

CHECK IT OUT !

[[home/Alessandruino/Tracking.faceDetection.py]]

This tutorial shows how to take a photo (webcam) and send it by email using VOICE CONTROL...

WARN : There are 3 version of the python script

1) simple one - only take a photo using voice

2) full version - it requires a gmail address-take a photo + send it by email (SEE THE TUTORIAL)

3)full version ITA - for CIX, italian users, or who wants to listen the computer talking in italian :D

Good vision :D

A tutorial that explain how to use tracking service in MRL...

Lucas and Kanade developed an algorithm which allows tracking of object through a video stream.  The algorithm requires less resources and is usually faster in response than many other forms of tracking.  

Pros :

• low resource
• quick response time
• can track many points at once

Cons:

The MRLClient is a client adapter which allows other Java programs to interoperate with MyRobotLab.  Although the myrobotlab.jar can be included and used in a Java program directly, it may sometimes be desirable to communicate over the network with an adapter.

The MRLClient jar is a small binary which uses the network to send and recieve messages to a running MyRobotLab instance.  Other network adapters could be created for languages besides Java, but currently only Java is supported.

Video Tutorial #1 (Overview)