Guest Blogger Hiren Mistry, Nuffield Research Placement Student working at the University of Northampton. How to use a PS3 Controller to...
In this series of posts, I am going to look at experimenting with a few tools that allow robots to be simulated, programmed, these are ide...
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Dr Scott Turner Director of Computing at Canterbury Christ Church University , Kent and a Code Club Volunteer. Age Range 10-14 ye...
This post discusses a project that I want to play with since finding out the new Microbit V2 has an built in microphone - this is to use the...
I am going to try to persuade you that using A-Frame it is not hard to do some simple Augmented Reality (AR) for free, via a browser, but th...
The microbit is a great piece of kit, not least of which because of the range of programming languages and tools that can be used with it - ...
For a few years, I have been a fan of Aframe and AR.js - these are fantastic tools for creating web-based Virtual and Augmented Reality. No...
I was asked recently if the USB robot arm could be programmed - I knew the answer was yes. The Arm came from the CBiS Education Robot Arm ...
You can control servos (small ones) from a Micro:Bit directly. Following a link from the David Whale (Twitter @ whaleygeek ) , thank you, t...
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