Back to LSL, with a reason.

I've been longing for long to get my hands dirty again with open source Arduino hardware platform. Being down with health issues lately, I was going through a casual reading of Arduino related stuff on various websites. But the more I was reading it, the more I was falling in love again and again with LSL and its satisfying latent potential even  with software simulation in an immersive collaborative environment and last but not the least the huge cost effectiveness and the ability to reach out to a vast audience despite its several limitations. The recent LSL  implementation of  advanced input sensing and feedback detection system in our latest particle generator project for Opensimulator, as painstakingly taught by my Professor, inspired me to an immeasurable extent. So I think I should spend more time with LSL, temporarily discarding Arduino until I find a truly inspiring Arduino  project which has some usefulness in my real life.