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i am a newbie for robotics and want to built a linefollowing robot, for these i went through the book " robot buildings for beginners" by David Cook. the robot he suggusted is unable to move fast, stops with the end of line, drive on long striaght line. he sugested to use microcontroller to overcome these limitation. so i want to start to use the MIC, pls guide me to start, how much i should know abt to use them. pls give me some links and book to reffer.
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Some options to consider:
www.parallax.com Type: Basic Stamps Great for learning Good Support Best documentation Lowest amount of features vs. competitors www.basicmicro.com Type: Basic Atom Good for features Bad Support Minimum documentation www.Basicx.com Type: Basic X's Good for features Unknown Support Unknow Documentation www.oopic.com Type: OOPIC's Good for features Decent documentation Unknown support www.microchip.com Pic micros Great for features More complex for learning Expensive startup but cheaper processors ($4-10/Each Vs. $50-$100 for the others) Lots of support (These are the ones I'm familiar with and have previously owned) All come with BASIC language interpreter/compilers with the exception of the PIC's. You must purchase programming languages seperately or find it freeware on the net somewhere. ASM comes free with the PICS but is one of the hardest language to learn. Check out the doc section on Parallax's website, I do believe they have some pretty decent tutorials/learning materials for robotic devices. They also have many free online downloadable training books in the doc section. Resc. |
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