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Here Come the NXT-compatible Accessory Sensors

Writte by LEGO Mindstorms - Whats New the 20/09/2006

LEGO Group today announced a deal with HiTechnic allowing for certified accessory sensor development with seamless integration to the NXT building system and programming environment. Read more here.LEGO Group today announced a deal with HiTechnic allowing for certified accessory sensor development with seamless integration to the NXT building system and programming environment. Read more here.

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