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MyPSP Robotics with MyGPRS: from PSP robot to PSP phone |
Listed in: Homebrew Development Tags: GPRS, psp homebrews
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The PSP itself will act as the brains and will be attached to a set of actuators and sensor equipment like cameras and mikes. The dev has already added a few features like voice and facial recognition to the app in the past, and now he's managed to attach a Telit GPRS module to the PSP's serial port.
This is where the project seems to branch out from the original "PSP robot" concept and into a PSP phone. The addition of the quad-band GPRS module will eventually let users make and receive calls and SMS. Here's a video showing the Telit GM862 module connected to a PSP:
Ccpspita also posted the following explanation for the video, along with a few images showing the Telit module connected to the PSP:
- The Autobauding of the module (the first AT gives error, the second is read properly)
- Request the firmware to Form
- Set up by the baud rate instead dell'autobauding
- The request of the state of SIM (present or not present, with or without PIN)
- Sending the PIN (already registered)
- The application for registration in network
- The request for data on the "cell"
- The application of available networks
Honestly speaking, a lot of the technical stuff in this project simply went over my head, but the prospect of a PSP phone is definitely very promising. Keep checking back here for updates.
Kudos to zero-one for the tip!
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Via PSP-ITA
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If you manage to make this thing work flawlessly and sell them I want one. Or even better if you could teach us how to make one. it would be even cooler :)
best regards
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Like a year ago i did have a idea similar to this, where basically instead of using a Picaxe chip for my school project, use the serial port and have the psp do it all
But there wasnt enough pinouts and i didnt have enough skills
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