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Introduction to Robotics
This bundle contains all material needed to provide a broad overview of robotics, explaining key concepts with visuals without diving deep into any math. Included are 7 lesson:Lesson 1: What is a robot?Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover what a robot is, how it is defined, the key components that make up a robot and provide some example robots in the world and movies.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygf5CPEKSG0Key Topics Explained: Robots, Sense-Plan-ActLesson 2: How do robots experience
What is a robot?
Lesson 1: What is a robot?Suggested Ages: Middle School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover what a robot is, how it is defined, the key components that make up a robot and provide some example robots in the world and movies.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygf5CPEKSG0Key Topics Explained: Robots, Sense-Plan-Act
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How do robots experience the world? An Introduction to Sensors
Lesson 2: How do robots experience the world?Suggested Ages: Middle School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover how robots experience the world, first understanding how us humans experience the world, and then drawing parallels to robots with examples of how a robot experiences the world.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeRxP2Z27C4Key Topics Explained:Sensors
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How do robots see? An Introduction to computer vision, cameras & LiDAR
Lesson 3: How do robots see?Suggested Ages: High School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover how robots see, focusing on two of the most common kinds of sensors in robotics: cameras and LiDARs. We also provide image examples that help explain how a robot translates what its sensors see to data.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBdU0MIegXgKey Topics Explained: Cameras, Computer Vision, LiDARs, Point Clouds
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How do robots know what they are looking at? An introduction to neural networks
Lesson 7: How do robots know what they are looking at?Suggested Ages: High School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll explain how robots & AI are able to differentiate a cat from a dog and read. We give an explanation of neural networks and classification.Video:https://youtu.be/ksmeHUJz_yIKey Topics Explained:Neural Network, Classification
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How does a robot decide what to do? An introduction to planners and cost maps
Lesson 5: How does a robot decide what to do?Suggested Ages: High School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover what determines a robots actions. Why do robots behave or move they way they do? What is the goal of a given robot? We explain these questions with numerous illustrations to highlight robot decision making. So, how does a robot decide what to do?Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY2ROYjQaEEKey Topics Explained: Planning, Path Planning, Cost function, Heuristic, Costmap, Control Loop
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How do robots know where they are? An intro to SLAM, mapping and localization
Lesson 4: How do robots know where they are?Suggested Ages: High School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover how a robot knows where it is which allows it to move around its environment and specifically to a goal destination. Additionally we provide numerous image representations of how a robot represents the world and navigates with in it. So, how do robots know where they are?Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfiHgQMdUvIKey Topics Explained:Mapping, Occupancy Grids, Localization, Pose, C
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How do robots & AI learn? An introduction to machine learning
Lesson 6: How do robots learn?Suggested Ages: High School+Summary: In these slides, we’ll cover how robots learn with a basic introduction of machine learning. We provide an example of a linear regression for prediction. So, how do robots learn?Video: https://youtu.be/I1je08KQAawKey Topics Explained: Machine Learning, Linear Regression
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RobotC Programming
If you would like to see live video's of me creating a Vex Robot, explaining construction, coding in RobotC, and how to program the vehicle, please visit my Udemy course! Link Below.https://www.udemy.com/course/vex-robotics-for-beginners/?referralCode=F6ADAE52DC8252804546OR feel free to email me for personal tutoring where I can help you learn, trouble shoot, or create class assignments or projects for you! --> jamesshangle@gmail.comThis PowerPoint presentation is for absolute beginners with
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Robotics
The development of robots, Asimov's laws of robotics, the latest humanoid robots
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