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Rick Waldron, Anna Gerber, David Resseguie, Emily Rose, Susan Hinton, Sara Gorecki, Bryan Hughes, Andrew Fisher, Julian David Duque, Pawel Szymczykowski, Donovan Buck, Jonathan Beri, Kassandra Perch, Raquel Vélez, Lyza Danger Gardner
Original title: Make: JavaScript Robotics: Building NodeBots with Johnny-Five, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and BeagleBone
Translation: Andrzej Watrak
ISBN: 978-83-283-2054-3, 9788328320543
Format: 170x230 mm
Widely JavaScript is considered to be a great tool for programming web applications. However, this is not all: this language is also well suited to robot programming. It allows you to design the behavior of the robot, determine how it will go to the target, react to signals from the environment, wait for instructions or avoid obstacles. A very convenient tool for programming robots is the Johnny-Five platform . It allows programming of robots built of Arduino , Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone tiles .
With this book, you can learn to build and program robots with all sorts of functionalities and applications. To her, Rick Waldron invited fourteen JS masters - engineers, teachers, promoters and leaders. You will learn from them how to build individual elements of the robot, what parts to use and how to write the code needed. They will tell you how to prepare a workshop and get the necessary materials. You will find here a lot of tips to help you plan, build and test existing projects. The individual tasks have been selected so that after they are done, you can take on more difficult projects with a higher degree of complexity.
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PCIe TO PCIe x1 Board (C) with EU power adapter is a practical adapter that enables connecting standard PCIe cards to the Raspberry Pi 5. The dedicated 12 V power supply ensures stable operation of high-demand PCIe devices, and the universal slot supporting x1 to x16 formats offers great flexibility in selecting expansions. It is an ideal solution for building compact systems with network, storage, or industrial interface extensions.
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With the Pmod Adapter for myRIO, you can now connect your myRIO to the expansive selection of Pmods offered by Digilent. 6002-410-013
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The evaluation kit is equipped with the Lattice iCE40 HX FPGA chip. The kit is supported by iCEcube2 and Verilog and Lucid languages. SparkFun DEV-16526
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Assembled configurable 4-channel switch. AVT1916 C
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Tracer Zelih Duo black optical mouse with nanorangeor, 3 buttons. TRAMYS44904
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A set for building a smartwatch based on the micro: bit educational module. It consists of an expansion board and a strap and micro:bit module
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HK 8x4.5 SF Props 4pc Standard Rotation (Yellow) (22311)
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Board with ATmega32U4 and Atheros AR9331. It combines the advantages of a microcontroller and a microprocessor with Linux. The set has 32 KB flash memory, 20 digital inputs / outputs, including the ability to configure 7 as PWM channels and 12 as analog inputs (ATmega32U4) as well as a WiFi module and a microSD card slot (Atheros AR9331). Arduino Yún Rev2
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The Flexi-Cubus is a mechanical model, an octasphere puzzle in the form of a steampunk skeleton cube made out of eight joint-connected spheres. This flexible connection allows the spheres to move and roll over one another creating different geometrical shapes. UGears 70049
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Rick Waldron, Anna Gerber, David Resseguie, Emily Rose, Susan Hinton, Sara Gorecki, Bryan Hughes, Andrew Fisher, Julian David Duque, Pawel Szymczykowski, Donovan Buck, Jonathan Beri, Kassandra Perch, Raquel Vélez, Lyza Danger Gardner