This course is centered around 3 mini projects exploring central concepts to robot programming and 1 final project whose topic is chosen by the students. Each of these mini projects will involve students programming real, physical robots interacting with the real world.
DurationThe University of Chicago's CMSC 20600 Introduction to Robotics course gives students a hands-on introduction to robot programming covering topics including sensing in real-world environments, sensory-motor control, state estimation, localization, forward/inverse kinematics, vision, and reinforcement learning.
This course is centered around 3 mini projects exploring central concepts to robot programming and 1 final project whose topic is chosen by the students. Each of these mini projects will involve students programming real, physical robots interacting with the real world.
The use of physical robots and real-world environments is essential in order for students to 1) see the result of their programs ‘come to life’ in a physical environment and 2) gain experience facing and overcoming the challenges of programming robots (e.g., sensor noise, edge cases due to environment variability, physical constraints of the robot and environment).
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WhizKidz has classes for the MakeBlock mBot and a DIY robot based on Arduino.
This course is composed of two parts. During the first three days, participants will be introduced to flying robots, safety, ethics, and regulations. They will understand the components of flying robots and how to control and operate.
This course introduces machine learning methods in robotics applications.It is a broad overview of existing methods, motivations and main ideas in the context of pattern recognition. After a short theoretical background, participants will perform simple exercise using open source (usually R)
At least one year solid coding experience with one of the following programming languages: Python, C++, Java. Good understanding of primitive data types and data structures and control flow.Â
In this course you will learn to develop RPA-based automation in a single day using Desktop flows. This one-day course covers Power Automate and robotic process automation content.
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