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Building Arduino robots and devices

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Overall Score : 78 / 100

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Course Description

For many years now, people have been improving their tools, studying the forces of nature and bringing them under control, using the energy of the nature to operate their machines. Last century is noted for the creation of machines which can operate other machines. Nowadays the creation of devices that interact with the physical world is available to anyone. Our course consists of a series of practical problems on making things that work independently: they make their own decisions, act, move, communicate with each other and people around, and control other devices. We will demonstrate how to assemble such devices and programme them using the Arduino platform as a basis.After this course, you will be able to create devices that read the data about the external world with a variety of sensors, receive and forward this data to a PC, the Internet and mobile devices, and control indexing and the movement. The creation of such devices will involve design, the study of their components, the assemblage of circuit boards, coding and diagnostics. Along with the creation of the devices themselves, you will perform visualization on a PC, create a web page that will demonstrate one of your devices, and figure out how an FDM 3D-printer is configured and how it functions. Besides those keen on robotics or looking to broaden their horizons and develop their skills, the course will also be useful to anyone facing the task of home and industrial automation, as well as to anyone engaged in industrial design, advertising and art. The course does not require any special knowledge from the participants and is open even to students of upper secondary school. Programming skills and the level of English allowing to read technical documentation would be an advantage, but this is not obligatory.The entire course is dedicated to practice, so the best way for you would be to get hold of some electronics, follow the illustrated examples and experiment on your own.The kits can be purchased here: kits.cyberphysica.ru.Taught by: Alexey Perepelkin, head of Robotics department in the Laboratory of innovative educational technologies at MIPTTaught by: Dmitry Savitsky, researcher in the Laboratory of innovative educational technologies at MIPT

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3.9

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By Raja J on 13-Nov-19

From week 3, Course is not available in English. So its is difficult to complete the course with the help of subtitles

By Emin A on 8-Nov-19

First two weeks is different from 3-6 weeks. Most things changed at the beginning of 3rd week. They started to use new devices and videos were in Russian languages. They should tell mention about it before we start course. Actually it is not what I dream of. It seems they worked hard to create this course. But sorry, I didn't like :(

By Kanisk S on 3-Nov-19

good learning experience

By anirudh on 31-Oct-19

very good course, challenging, and learnt how to make arduino devices

By mridul a on 17-Oct-19

nice and good teaching. It provides good information about the course. I am learning good things from this course.

By HAFIZ M M on 12-Oct-19

Course though in russian language but i clearly understand it ...Thanks professors!!

By Karim D on 11-Sep-19

It started out perfect but then not enough explanation was given in weeks 5 and 6. In addition, the lack of English after the 2nd week was truly disappointing. Overall, the course was indeed beneficial that's why i gave my rating.

By Philip M on 9-Sep-19

While English is not the educators first language, the person who has dubbed the program into English has zero technical knowledge of the subject and repeatedly uses incorrect words, and phrases.The course is UN-followable and will lead to the student having no knowledge of the subject, and UN-able to communicate with their peers.

By Sina S on 8-Sep-19

great! A to Z!

By Enrico N on 21-Aug-19

This course has too many errors on videos and on translations to english.It is also very basic and it is boring to anyone who has minimum skills of programming (any language) and minimum knowledge of Arduino.

By Muhammad i on 2-Jul-19

Really enjoyed the course, a bit though. I strongly recommend this course to everyone. The Russian part of this course need to be translated into English.

By Milen R on 2-Jul-19

nice

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