How the robotics programming is done ?
hi ,
i want to know how the robotics programming is done through c .
What hardware is required and all these things
Hardware
hi ,
i want to know how the robotics programming is done through c .
What hardware is required and all these things
by vivekmit.2006 Accepted solution
by oldbaritone Accepted solution
"What hardware is required and all these things" covers a lot. Is there something specific you're trying to do?
There are many embedded-C systems available for robotics. Many different processors and architectures are supported. Price is anything from "free" - "up". Small controllers may run on a single PIC chip, up to multiprocessor, multisystem control schemes.
Typically, you'll probably want an emulator, so you can control the robot during development from a system with more elaborate monitor and trace capabilities. But you haven't even defined whether this is a stand-alone self-powered robot, or something that will be connected to commercial power consisting of several heavy cabinets of equipment.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Reading a C Programing Book.
The program competition all depends on what it is you want to control so the case of a piece of code to run a Industrial Robot that does Spot Welds would be radically different for a High End AI that learns by it's mistakes.
Col
by robo_dev Accepted solution
As obviously a self-aware welding robot run amok would be a baaaaad thing..... :)
To the OP, check out two things:
Basic Stamp
http://www.parallax.com/tabid/295/Default.aspx
Arduino in general, and Arduino Robotics, specifically
http://www.trossenrobotics.com/c/arduino-robotics.aspx
by tony hopkinson Accepted solution
What language you choose to program in is a trivial consideration.
Do you know anything about robotics?
It's electronics, at least digital, perhaps analogue, mechanics, programming, a scary amount of math, and then could go up to neural nets, genetic algorithims, fuzzy logic, AI...
Geek heaven basically, if you are right at the start as I would be be if I had the time to really look at it, your best bet is a kit, plenty about.
Buy one, and happy learning
Wish I had the time myself.
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