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Build your hardware, electronics, and programming skills, and use them to realize your advanced robotics projects with this powerful platform Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Key Features Become an expert in selecting sensors, motors, and Arduino boards for any robotics project Discover how to write effective and reusable code for your Arduino robotics projects Learn to build a camera-based line follower and a self-balancing telepresence robot on your own Book Description Every robot needs a "brain," and the Arduino platform provides an incredibly accessible way to bring your Arduino robot to life. Anyone can easily learn to build and program their own robots with Arduino for hobby and commercial uses, making Arduino-based robots the popular choice for school projects, college courses, and the rapid prototyping of industrial applications! Practical Arduino Robotics is a comprehensive guide that equips you with the necessary skills and techniques that can be applied to various projects and applications, from automating repetitive tasks in a laboratory to building engaging mobile robots. Building on basic knowledge of programming and electronics, this book teaches you how to choose the right components, such as Arduino boards, sensors, and motors, and write effective code for your robotics project, including the use of advanced third-party Arduino libraries and interfaces, such as Analog, SPI, I2C, PWM, and UART. You'll also learn different ways to command your robots wirelessly, such as over Wi-Fi. Finally, with basic to advanced project examples, this book illustrates how to build exciting autonomous robots like a self-balancing telepresence robot. By the end of this book, you'll be able to design and create your own custom robots for a wide variety of applications. What you will learn Understand and use the various interfaces of an Arduino board Write the code to communicate with your sensors and motors Implement and tune methods for sensor signal processing Understand and implement state machines that control your robot Implement feedback control to create impressive robot capabilities Integrate hardware and software components into a reliable robotic system Tune, debug, and improve Arduino-based robots systematically Who this book is for If you're excited about robotics and want to start creating your own robotics projects from the hardware up, this book is for you. Whether you are an experienced software developer who wants to learn how to build physical robots, a hobbyist looking to elevate your Arduino skills to the next level, or a student with the desire to kick-start your DIY robotics journey, you'll find this book very useful. In order to successfully work with this book, you'll need basic familiarity with electronics, Arduino boards and the core concepts of computer programming.

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* Komponenten der Hardware, Verwendung der digitalen und analogen Ports, Einsatzbeispiele mit Sensoren, Aktoren und Anzeigen * Praktischer Einstieg in die Arduino-Programmierung * Beispielprojekte wie Gefrierschrankwächter, Miniroboter mit Wii-Bedienelement, Geschwindigkeitsmesser und Internetanwendungen wie Mailchecker und Wetterstation Arduino besteht aus einem Mikrocontroller und der dazugehörigen kostenlosen Programmierumgebung. Aufgrund der einfachen C-ähnlichen Programmiersprache eignet sich die Arduino-Umgebung für alle Bastler und Maker, die auf einfache Weise Mikrocontroller program.

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Understand essential IoT concepts to build smart IoT projects at reduced costs using the Arduino IoT Cloud platform, Arduino, ESP32 series boards, Amazon Alexa Voice Assistant, and MQT-135 with this practical guide Key Features Learn about the Arduino IoT Cloud from scratch with hands-on projects Gain a solid understanding of IoT application development from basics to advanced features Explore the Arduino IoT Cloud's capabilities for commercial IoT solutions in depth Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Book Description The Arduino IoT Cloud offers a variety of features for building modern IoT solutions while reducing time and costs for prototyping and deployment. This book is a step-by-step guide, helping you master the powerful Arduino IoT Cloud ecosystem. This book begins by introducing you to the IoT landscape including its architecture, communication technologies, and protocols and then to the capabilities of the Arduino IoT Cloud platform and the Cloud Editor. With practical projects, such as monitoring air quality, building a portable asset tracker, and creating a remote alarm system using the LoRaWAN specification, you'll learn how to implement real-world IoT applications. Next, you'll explore communication between IoT devices and cloud platforms as well as the implementation of the Arduino IoT Cloud SDK and JavaScript for advanced customization. You'll also find out how to program IoT nodes, analyze the surrounding environment data, and visualize it on dashboards. Additionally, you'll get to grips with advanced features such as task scheduling, synchronization, remote over-the-air updates for IoT nodes, and scripting with CCLI, through hands-on examples. By the end of this book, you'll have learned how to work with the Arduino IoT Cloud platform and related hardware devices and will be able to develop industry-specific and cost-effective IoT solutions, such as smart homes and smart agriculture. What you will learn Gain a solid understanding of IoT fundamentals and concepts Build creative IoT projects using Arduino MKR boards, Pulse sensors, and more Master various communication technologies, including LoRaWAN and 3G/4G Harness data exchange between IoT devices and cloud platforms using Zapier or IFTTT Explore advanced features like scheduling, over-the-air updates, and scripting Understand easy-to-sync properties across multiple devices with no-code Develop voice-assisted home automation and heart rate tracking applications Who this book is for This book is for aspiring IoT developers and seasoned professionals eager to harness the potential of Arduino and cloud integration as well as technology enthusiasts, students, and hobbyists interested in experimenting with IoT technologies. Prior knowledge of basic electronics and embedded systems, cloud computing, Arduino, and programming languages like C and JavaScript is needed.

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Learn to use the Arduino boards to do big jobs in a simple way. This book is full of real-world examples for Arduino enthusiasts of all experience levels. All of the examples in this book use Arduino UNO, which is an excellent option for educational purposes. You'll start with an introduction to Arduino and see firsthand how its free multi-platform integrated development environment (IDE) makes coding easier. In many cases, you can edit the given codes to solve your own problems. Arduino boards use a variety of microcontrollers and each board is suitable for a specific application. The Arduino IDE is also preloaded with a broad library of codes that you can modify and practice with. So instead of coding from scratch you can adjust the codes for similar projects. More experienced users will save time by simply copying nuggets of code from the various libraries. You'll also learn about digital input/output (I/O), analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, LCDs and EEPROM. The book then moves on to serial communication, mathematical functions, and pulse width modulation (PWM), all important features when encoding in telecommunications. Finally, you'll see how to control different types of motors, review interrupts, internal comparators, and timers, and read different sensors with Arduino. You will: Turn on/off a device using a relay Generate analog/digital output Read an analog/digital input Control motors with a parallel virtual machine (PVM) and serial communication Display text with LCDs Read sensors with Arduino and use the interrupts Write more efficient codes with interrupts and timers.

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