Robotics Programming 101
Robotics 101 Extras
Here's a few Kindle books to supplement Robotics Programming 101.
Ubuntu Robotics
This is an extra for the book, Robotics Programming 101. This extra highlights all of the Ubuntu specific robotics configuration details in Robotics Programming 101. $0.99 on Amazon.Com
Motion Detection
This is an extra for the book, Robotics Programming 101. This extra shows you how to write a motion detector for your robot with a network or web camera. Only $0.99 on Amazon.Com
Making Robotics Programming EASY!
Robotics Programming 101 shows you how to plan your first robotics program, pick a brain, language and operating system for your first robot. This book is also filled with programming examples in PBASIC, Arduino, Java and JRuby. Some of these examples include: serial communication, servo and microcontroller programs, sensors like sonar and a digital compass, text-to-speech, speech-recognition, computer-vision, differential drives, robot arms, basic navigation, and much more!
"...You'll find lots of short-cuts, great advice, information and resources. This book is sure to help you to get up and running quickly. It's all great stuff and certainly worth the price!..."
-- Robots.Net
The reader should have a basic understanding of robot parts, like servos, sonars, and microcontrollers (BASIC Stamp & Arduino) and the Java or Ruby programming language.
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The Kindle Edition and Nook Edition are also available for $9.95.
Speaking at OSCON Java 2011.
This year I'll be speaking at OSCON Java. OSCON: The O'Reilly Open Source Convention, happening July 25-29, 2011 in Portland, OR, is the crossroads of all things open source.
This is CRaB using code from Robotics Programming 101.
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The Kindle Edition, is also available for $9.95.
