- I wanted to contol the CBiS micro:Bit Car via gestures whilst holding another micro:Bit (see Figure 1) I went for: - Button A in combinat...
- This is the second of a planned occasional series of posts on playing with some of the current AI specific add-on processors for Intenet of ...
- You don't need to buy a robot to get programming a robot, now there are a range of free and relatively simple to start with robot simula...
- In an earlier post I played with 4Tronix's CrumbleBot to make an edge follower robot ( http://robotsandphysicalcomputing.blogspot.co.uk/...
- In previous post I looked at a few on-line robot simulators (see links below) Programming VEX Code Programming iRobot Simulator Programming...
- Popular Posts Moving Eyes with an Adafruit Adabox kit One of the things I enjoy is a subscription to Adabox from Adafruit, ...
- How do you fancy, building and programming a Batmobile? A recently fulfilled Kickstarter project from Circuitmess allows just that https://...
- It is not physical but CBiS Education have release a free robot arm simulator for Scratch. Downloadable from their site http://w...
- For a number of years, I have been playing with robots as a means of developing programming/coding skills with students. The problem is when...
- In the previous blog posts for this 'series' "It is a good time...." Post 1 looked at the hardware unpinning some of...
Robots and getting computers to work with the physical world is fun; this blog looks at my own personal experimenting and building in this area.
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Remote Data Logging with V1 Microbit
In an earlier post https://robotsandphysicalcomputing.blogspot.com/2024/08/microbit-v1-datalogging.html a single microbit was used to log ...