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| very curious how the latest developments of an M1 processor and 16MB in the new iPad Pro will enable mobile use of Mathematica. All software development on the iPad has been hindered by Apple policies, but now that computational resources are no... |
| Hi, I noticed that Vernier sensors are recognised by Mathematica, but it looks that this is only true for the older type of sensors that connect via a "Go Link" interface and not for the newer "Go Direct" sensors that connect via USB directly to a... |
| I repeated the situation: I created a new Databin from Mathematica on my Mac and I added values to it from a Python script on a Raspberry Pi. When I refer to that bin on my Mac again, it does not show the actual number of entries. (it shows 0... |
| Thanks Ian, that does make sense :-) For the ADC / rotation sensor: I started with a solution like rotation[{x_,y_}]:= (x * 256 +y )/(12 * 256+240) * 300 degrees, and then rotation[DeviceRead["I2C",2]] It worked too, but you just learned me some... |
| With Mathematica 11 for the Raspberry Pi now released, I am looking out eagerly for the examples. In mean time the documentation page https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/device/SenseHAT.html now shows me Chinese?! :-) |
| Just found out that version 11 for the Raspberry Pi is actually released! The regular "apt-get upgrade" did "hold back upgrading the package wolfram-engine", but "sudo apt-get upgrade wolfram-engine" upgraded my Mathematica to version 11. :-) ... |
| Hi Adriana, your lessons look very interesting. Unfortunately the link to your materials does not longer work. Is there a way I could get access to the notebooks? |
| Thanks Sander, I will try that as soon as I get Version 11 on my Mac. Is there any other way to achieve the same goal with version 10.3 on Raspberry Pi? (because that is what the students use) I hope version 11 will become available soon for the... |