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EV3 has all the required hardware to communicate with the LIDAR and ev3dev has the software.
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The instructions on this page apply to EV3.
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You can also get it working with Raspberry PI and BrickPI but BrickPI doesn't support other-uart mode for sensor port and dedicated Raspberry Pi UART GPIO pins are already taken by BrickPI.
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You have to figure out some other way to get the UART. USB to UART bridge could be one option.
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The instructions on this page apply to EV3.
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You can also get it working with Raspberry PI and BrickPI but BrickPI doesn't support
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other-uart mode for sensor port and dedicated Raspberry Pi UART GPIO pins are already taken by BrickPI.
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You have to figure out some other way to get the UART. USB to UART bridge could be one option.
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