This 2nd edition textbook has been expanded to include of 175 additional pages of additional content, created in response to readers feedback, as well as to new hardware and software releases. The book presents foundational robotics concepts using the ROBOTIS BIOLOID and OpenCM-904 robotic systems,
Exploring Robotics with ROBOTIS Systems
โ Scribed by Thai, Chi N
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 350
- Edition
- 2nd ed.
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
This 2nd edition textbook has been expanded to include of 175 additional pages of additional content, created in response to readers feedback, as well as to new hardware and software releases. The book presents foundational robotics concepts using the ROBOTIS BIOLOID and OpenCM-904 robotic systems, and is suitable as a curriculum for a first course in robotics for undergraduate students or a self-learner. It covers Read more...
Abstract: This 2nd edition textbook has been expanded to include of 175 additional pages of additional content, created in response to readers feedback, as well as to new hardware and software releases. The book presents foundational robotics concepts using the ROBOTIS BIOLOID and OpenCM-904 robotic systems, and is suitable as a curriculum for a first course in robotics for undergraduate students or a self-learner. It covers wheel-based robots, as well as walking robots. Although it uses the standard โSense, Think, Actโ approach, communications (bot-to-bot and PC-to-bot) programming concepts are treated in more depth (wired and wireless ZigBee/BlueTooth). Algorithms are developed and described via ROBOTISโ proprietary RoboPlus IDE, as well as the more open Arduino-based Embedded C environments. Additionally, a vast array of web-based multimedia materials are used for illustrating robotics concepts, code implementations and videos of actual resulting robot behaviors. Advanced sensor interfacing for gyroscope, inertial measuring unit, foot pressure sensor and color camera are also demonstrated
โฆ Table of Contents
Front Matter ....Pages i-xiii
Motivations and Instructional Approach (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 1-4
ROBOTISโ Robot Systems (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 5-21
Hardware Characteristics (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 23-62
Main Software Tools (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 63-83
Foundational Concepts (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 85-138
Actuator Position Control Applications (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 139-178
Communication Programming with โRemoconโ Packets (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 179-198
Advanced Sensors (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 199-217
Embedded C Options (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 219-243
ROBOTIS-MINI System (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 245-260
Using Multimedia with Firmware 2.0 Systems (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 261-310
Androidยฎ Programming with OLLOBOT SDK (Chi N. Thai)....Pages 311-342
โฆ Subjects
Computer science;Informatique;Programming languages (Electronic computers);Artificial intelligence;Intelligence artificielle;Robotics;Robotique;Automation;Automatisation;Programming languages (Electronic computers)
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