Talks to Brian Troutwine
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Claim is that GRiSP runs Erlang virtually on the metal so you get direct hardware access and quick prototypes. Demonstration shows a robot built in a day running on a single GRiSP board that boots from SD card (can also be flashed), uses a real‑time OS layer, and accepts live updates with net_load reprograms fleet so one command updates many units. The robot mostly works in demo mode and is used for rapid control prototyping.
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