That's not in the User Manual: Unity3D Software and Hardware
summary
Uses Unity 3D plus modern .NET/Mono to control external hardware: communicates over USB serial (open a serial COM/baud port) to an Arduino Uno or Raspberry Pi, triggers a pin high to light an LED and drive a Lego Mindstorms motor successfully, and reads NFC/RFID (attempt to write to an implant is blocked). Shows 3D game models exported and printed on a Form 2 resin print as identical physical assets, shares PCB schematics and GitHub code, warns against constant polling (microcontroller memory crashes).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 6:41INTRODUCING HARDWARE TO SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
- 8:56WHAT IS A MICRO-CONTROLLER?
- 14:37UNITY SCRIPT OVERVIEW Unity uses and implantation of the standard Mono for scripting
- 15:41NFC/RFID LEGO DIMENSIONS
- 16:59WHAT IS ARDUINO?
- 20:45PROJECT IDEAS
- 24:02THOR'S CAPE
