Try it and see?, I suspect the only place the dsPIC may be required is for extensive maths calculations?. Mechanically a 16F would be much more than fast enough, never mind an 18F - I would expect either to be easily capable of a 'similar' performance, but probably not as outstanding as that one.
Yes very cool. However it wasn't apparent to me that it has a mode to operate like a normal 4 wheel drive car with all four wheels down and able to steer and go forward and reverse?
Yes very cool. However it wasn't apparent to me that it has a mode to operate like a normal 4 wheel drive car with all four wheels down and able to steer and go forward and reverse?
It can probab;y do that too. Now what would be cool if they could make it so it drives like a normal car then flips up on to one end at the push of a button.
XMACs I assume would be waaay faster on the dsPIC, especially with 16-bit data. The thought of trying it with an 8-bit is interesting, but I myself would have to start yet another hobby (robotics) to find out