openvibers/openvibe.extensions Commits
Hardware guide: Stop, not E-STOP (#26)
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@@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Scripts for streaming from and controlling hardware devices (Raspberry Pi, singl> **Connecting a new robot? Use [OpenVibe.Bot](https://openvibe.bot) and the [OpenVibe Link](https://github.com/OpenVibers/OpenVibe.Link).**> The Link pairs with a one-time code (no stream key) and runs your driver as a plugin> ([write a driver](https://openvibe.bot/docs/drivers)); Bot gives the robot a panel built from its profile, roles, a--> queue, limits and a latched e-stop, and a Live channel can show that panel under its stream. The controller here++> queue and limits, and a Live channel can show that panel under its stream. The controller here> uses Live's stream-key hardware socket, which keeps working for existing setups and is retired once they have moved> to Bot.
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Scripts for streaming from and controlling hardware devices (Raspberry Pi, singl
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Scripts for streaming from and controlling hardware devices (Raspberry Pi, singl
> **Connecting a new robot? Use [OpenVibe.Bot](https://openvibe.bot) and the [OpenVibe Link](https://github.com/OpenVibers/OpenVibe.Link).**
> **Connecting a new robot? Use [OpenVibe.Bot](https://openvibe.bot) and the [OpenVibe Link](https://github.com/OpenVibers/OpenVibe.Link).**
> The Link pairs with a one-time code (no stream key) and runs your driver as a plugin
> The Link pairs with a one-time code (no stream key) and runs your driver as a plugin
> ([write a driver](https://openvibe.bot/docs/drivers)); Bot gives the robot a panel built from its profile, roles, a
> ([write a driver](https://openvibe.bot/docs/drivers)); Bot gives the robot a panel built from its profile, roles, a
-> queue, limits and a latched e-stop, and a Live channel can show that panel under its stream. The controller here
+> queue and limits, and a Live channel can show that panel under its stream. The controller here
> uses Live's stream-key hardware socket, which keeps working for existing setups and is retired once they have moved
> uses Live's stream-key hardware socket, which keeps working for existing setups and is retired once they have moved
> to Bot.
> to Bot.