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Product information "Robot cars with the Raspberry Pi"
- Build remote-controlled and autonomous models yourself
- All relevant programming, electronics and tinkering basics
- Easy to get started without any prior knowledge
- With a complete list of the required parts, printable templates for the car chassis and all programming examples to download
- Get started without any prior knowledge
All the basics and a detailed materials list can be found in the book. Provided you have a few skilful hands , your own robot car will be driving around your home in just a few hours. - Your ideas, your design - your car
Whether Lego, acrylic glass or cardboard: you decide which chassis to use and build your very own customised car. The construction of the chassis, the installation of the electronics and the wiring of all components are described in detail: Here you can see how it's done! - How many lines of code does it actually take for a car to learn to drive?
Your new robot car is conveniently controlled remotely with a video feed. Or you can even programme your car so that it drives along GPS coordinates completely autonomously and uses sensors to avoid accidents. Amazingly simple Python code makes it possible.
- Get to know the electronic components: Raspberry Pi, camera and W-LAN module, motors, step-down converter, ultrasonic sensor, GPS receiver, Sense HAT and much more.
- An overview of the tools required: Soldering iron, third hand and co.
- Electric motors in detail
- Build chassis, assemble chassis, install electronics
- Setting up the gyroscope and LED matrix
- Basics of electricity and wiring the electronic components
- Putting the Raspberry Pi into operation, understanding Linux basics
- Introduction to programming with Scratch and Python
- Car control: remote control via WLAN or fully autonomous driving
- List of the required electronic components and all control programmes to download
Properties
| Zolltarifnummer: | 85312095 |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Rheinwerk Verlag |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| EAN: | 9783836267557 |
| Gross Weight (kg): | 0.650 |
| Product ID: | PRINT14 |
| Topic: | Raspberry Pi |
Manufacturer
Rheinwerk Verlag
Rheinwerk Verlag – technical books for technology and programming
Rheinwerk Verlag, based in Bonn, is one of the best-known German-language specialist publishers for IT and technology. Until 2014 the house traded as Galileo Press – its characteristic thick manuals with the broad spine have been a fixture on developers' shelves for years.
Particularly relevant for makers is the series of comprehensive manuals: detailed works on the Raspberry Pi, microcontrollers such as ESP32 and Calliope mini, on the fundamentals of electronics, and on Python, neural networks and Linux. The books are structured so they can be worked through from the beginning or used as a reference, with example projects and downloadable code.
The authors mostly come from practice, and the titles are regularly updated to new hardware generations and software versions. Please note: the books are in German.
At BerryBase you will find Rheinwerk technical books for everyone who wants not just to rebuild a project but to understand it.
Manufacturer and safety information
Rheinwerk Verlag GmbH
Rheinwerkallee 4
DE 53227 Bonn
https://www.rheinwerk-verlag.de/
[email protected]
Person responsible for the EU
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Safety instructions
- Keep the book away from open flames as it is highly flammable.
- Avoid contact of the book with water or moisture to prevent mould growth and damage.
- Discontinue use if your posture remains poor to prevent physical discomfort.
- Ensure that the book is stored in a childproof place to prevent small parts (e.g. bookmarks) from being swallowed.
- Dispose of used books properly via waste paper recycling or special collection centres.
- Do not dispose of damaged books carelessly Check whether local libraries or second-hand shops offer reuse.
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