Programming Robots Study Group has been a successful program at Robot Garden. We’ve created this series in order to make it a little easier for those who follow.
This series of courses starts with basic concepts and devices. The material is approachable by someone with simple (grade school) programming skills. To make it interesting we’ve proposed a challenge at the end of the Introduction to Robotics course.
The courses advance to ROS, Ubuntu (linux) and other topics which may be more appropriate for those with secondary and post secondary education.
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Functional understanding of microcontrollers
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Build a robot capable of competing in table top and indoor challenges.
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Abilty to stand up and deploy ROS systems
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Ability to code complex algorithms for sensors, etc.
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Introduction to Robotics - Want to learn about robotics? This course starts with the basics. You’ll learn a little bit about programming, microcontrollers, and electronics in the course of building a 2 wheeled robot.
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Sensors -
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Advanced Add power by adding a Raspberry Pi 3 and ROS. ROS is the leading open source robotics platform.Learn more in this course.
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