Difference between revisions of "Computer controlled Robot with Arduino"
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For this tutorial we will be using the [[Explore Robo]] kit. You may go ahead and download the schematics and other details from the link. | For this tutorial we will be using the [[Explore Robo]] kit. You may go ahead and download the schematics and other details from the link. | ||
| − | To give a brief the Robo Controller board has a CP2102 USB to UART(Serial) convertor. We give commands to the robot from the terminal and move it. This is a very simple type and you can easily hack it. The controller board also has a atmega8 MCU with Arduino bootloader, hence we can code it from the Arduino IDE | + | To give a brief the Robo Controller board has a CP2102 USB to UART(Serial) convertor. We give commands to the robot from the terminal and move it. This is a very simple type and you can easily hack it. The controller board also has a atmega8 MCU with Arduino bootloader, hence we can code it from the Arduino IDE |
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Revision as of 13:32, 27 August 2014
Intro
For this tutorial we will be using the Explore Robo kit. You may go ahead and download the schematics and other details from the link.
To give a brief the Robo Controller board has a CP2102 USB to UART(Serial) convertor. We give commands to the robot from the terminal and move it. This is a very simple type and you can easily hack it. The controller board also has a atmega8 MCU with Arduino bootloader, hence we can code it from the Arduino IDE