Titlebook: Exploring Robotics with ROBOTIS Systems; Chi N. Thai Textbook 20151st edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Bioloid.C

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Foundational Concepts,For this chapter, the assumptions are that the reader is a beginner to robotics but has some exposure to computer programming. This chapter’s main topics are listed below:

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Wireless Communications Programming,For its popular robotics systems, ROBOTIS offered three types of wireless communication protocols, NIR, ZigBee and BlueTooth:

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Embedded C Options,Chapter . showed that in order to get the maximum performance out of ROBOTIS systems, ones must consider the “Embedded C” routes which happened to be quite numerous. Some of the resources that I know of are listed below (and I know that I have missed many):

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36449-9tational encoders that were used for the AX-12/18 (a variable potentiometer, restricted to a 300° range) and for the MX-28/64 (a magnetic field detector allowing a full 360° range). In this chapter, the programming aspects for controlling such actuators via the TASK and MOTION EDITOR (V.1) tools are

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Winfrid Rauch,Pierre Kamsouloum,Ruben Muller-210) and the new RoboPlus 2.0 suite: TASK, R+ DESIGN and R+ MOTION (V.2). So far (March 2015), the RoboPlus Manager tool (V.1.0.33.2) could only serve as a firmware updater to the 9.04-C, but the RoboPlus Dynamixel Wizard tool (currently at V.1.0.19.5) had been modified to work with OpenCM-9.04-C q

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20418-5Bioloid; CM-9; DARwIn-Mini; ROBOTIS; color camera; communications programming; foundational robotics; gyros