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J Ian Irby commented on RaceYa

Founders, both in your pitch here and on your own site, it's not completely clear how the cars are controlled and how they're modifiable by code. Even without using a specific computing device or app, the user still gets a physical controller, right? I see that coding is part of your challenge booklet/curriculum and I like the mention of the Arduino board, but do you have an app front-end or a specific API framework which you're exposing to the users for specific modifications?

almost 4 years ago

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