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== Documentation == | == Documentation == | ||
Documentation on the rabbit is a bit rare. The OpenJabNab plattform supports the original API offered by Violet, but there's hardly any information on it. We found the original API document via the Internet Archive: File:Nabaztag_api.pdf | Documentation on the rabbit is a bit rare. The OpenJabNab plattform supports the original API offered by Violet, but there's hardly any information on it. We found the original API document via the Internet Archive: [[File:Nabaztag_api.pdf]] | ||
Other info on the rabbit and the API: | Other info on the rabbit and the API: | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 10 September 2022
You are visiting an old wiki page. The information found on "Nabaztag" might be out of date.| Nabaztag:tag Release status: Beta [box doku] | |
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| Description | Talking WiFi rabbit with wiggly ears |
| Author(s) | Severin (Tiefpunkt) |
We have a small WiFi Rabbit in the space. It's a Nabaztag:tag by Violet, and belongs to Severin.
Cloud
The rabbit communicates with a cloud plattform. Since the original cloud service was shutdown when Violet closed shop, we are using the alternative http://openjabnab.fr/. Severin has a user under which the Nabaztag is registered.
It's connected to the Freifunk WiFi, since there were problems connecting it to the space's own wifi.
Alternatives
You can host your own:
Documentation
Documentation on the rabbit is a bit rare. The OpenJabNab plattform supports the original API offered by Violet, but there's hardly any information on it. We found the original API document via the Internet Archive: File:Nabaztag api.pdf
Other info on the rabbit and the API:
Space Integration
The rabbit can be controlled via IRC/Flowdock. It does text-to-speech, using the command !say <text>
