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Hello, I have been working on a project for many years now on a highly advance robot OS using dbpro, gdk, now with agk, C++, java and spin code. Spin code is used for the microcontroller. I made it so you could control your robot on your mobile device or external computer. The major thing to this os is that you can play video games to program the robot, and based what you do in the game it will reprogram itself. I did win a big award within the states for maki g a similar robot software, but the game you play is the mental thought of the robot itself. I have modded minecraft where you can use redstone to program your own robot with no line of code for you to deal with! I will be posting a video on this soon, but for now I am making the an application store for my robotOS and decided (maybe and if so it will be optional) to make the store a mmo. Of course I will soon be wanting to sell this as soon as I get all 30 programs working together perfectly. But here is a link to see the minecraft mod and some statics of my robotOS:

Link:
https://yogscast.com/showthread.php?38870-beginmen-endermen-battles!-and-IDE-mod-really-cool!


Around 6000-6200 lines of code
6 different programming  languages in one bundle of software
Is made for the propeller chip
Any game can be capatible with robotOS
I can make code just from playing minecraft!

Maybe you should show a video or a screenshot here so people know this isn't just spam.

I haven't really played Minecraft, but the fact that the little zombies are building stuff, and attacking each other is pretty cool.

here are some photos I got of the software and the robot, again I have to make thinhs work better, but I did do my second major test of the software and it worked! The problem is there is too big of a delay when the game puts the code into the propeller chip. A video will be coming soon, right after next week is my goal.

photos are attachments!

one photo shows the circuit board of the robot (all of the wires on a bread board), I will be showing a quick video on how any game that works with robotOS (minecraft for now) can change the LED's on the bread board. the other photos are shots of the program and how the minecraft world is set up to program my robot. another photo shows a prototype of the robot, but is made out of vex parts.