XDK Live - Mita

Is an event-based source-code creation tool that should allow non-programmers to create the source code necessary to run the XDK110. The software is still in the early stages of the software development cycle but, given time, XDK Live may supplant traditional programming in many use-cases.

The XDK Live language is an abstracted, event-based language. It executes code when certain conditions are met—for example, when a certain period of time has elapsed, when a button is pressed, or when a sensor value exceeds a predefined value.

You can very quickly write code that tells you if a motor is vibrating too much, a CNC machine is making too much noise, or a forklift is on too steep an incline.