Robot Builder's Bonanza, 4th Edition
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Rating | : | 4.74 (697 Votes) |
Asin | : | B005K8H1FE |
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Number of Pages | : | 422 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-08-10 |
Language | : | English |
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. Gordon has been called "The father of hobby robotics" by MAKE Magazine. Gordon is still a regular contributor to SERVO Magazine, and most recently completed seven years as writer of their popular Robotics Resources column. Gordon McComb has written more than 60 books and thousands of magazine articlesmore than a million copies of his books are in print, in more than a dozen languages. For 13
The only limit is your imagination!Robot Builders Bonanza, Fourth Edition covers:Parts, materials, and toolsBuilding motorized wooden, plastic, and metal platformsRapid prototyping methodsDrafting bots with computer-aided designConstructing high-tech robots from toysBuilding bots from found partsPower, motors, and locomotionRobots with wheels, tracks, and legsConstructing robotic arms and grippersRobot electronics and circuit makingComputers and electronic controlMicrocontrollers--Arduino, PICAXE, and the BASIC stampRemote control systemsSensors, navigation, and visual feedbackRobot vision via proximity, light, and distanceNew! FREE online content at:robotoidMy First Robot tutorial lessonsProject parts finderAnimated, interactive learning toolsHow-to videos, robot e-plans, bonus articles, links, and moreMake Great Stuff!TAB, an imprint of McGraw-Hill Professional, is a leading publisher of DIY technology books for makers, hackers, and electronics hobbyists.. The projects are modular and can be combined to creat
About the AuthorGordon McComb has written more than 60 books and thousands of magazine articlesmore than a million copies of his books are in print, in more than a dozen languages. Gordon has been called "The father of hobby robotics" by MAKE Magazine. . For 13 years, he wrote a weekly syndicated newspaper column on computers, which reached several million readers worldwide. Gordon is still a regular contributor to SERVO Magazine, and most recently completed seven years as writer of their popular Robotics Resources column
Overall I would say that it is very informational and easy enough for a smart 8 year old to read Albert Bailey I bought this for my 8 year old son who started watching a bot fighting show. He started getting really into of making bots so I got him this to start him out. So far he has read it cover to cover and dog eared pages so he knows what to get when we go to the store. Overall I would say that it is very informational and easy enough for a smart 8 year old to read and use.. "Robot Builders Bonanza" according to Van Rensburg Kevin. As in the previous editions Gordon McComb does an excellent job of explaining principles of tool use, basic building mechanics and programming. The many examples and projects make this an excellent handbook for any robotics enthusiast. The 2nd edition had some good examples and projects for the Lego RCX and the Robot Builders Bonanza As in the previous editions Gordon McComb does an excellent job of explaining principles of tool use, basic building mechanics and programming. The many examples and projects make this an excellent handbook for any robotics enthusiast. The 2nd edition had some good examples and projects for the Lego RCX and the 3rd edition had a nice section on the Parrelax BASIC II microcontroller. This edition covers Arduino, PICAXE, and the BASIC stamp.. rd edition had a nice section on the Parrelax BASIC II microcontroller. This edition covers Arduino, PICAXE, and the BASIC stamp.. "Fantastic for noob to the intermediate/advanced in hobby robotics." according to Mark E. Mcnutt. This book has a little something for everyone. I had read through the Fantastic for noob to the intermediate/advanced in hobby robotics. This book has a little something for everyone. I had read through the 3rd edition, but what I really like is not flooding the text with information that will just be glanced over. That material is available through the online component. The interfacing with Arduino information is also a nice addition in response to the massive amount of data available on this platform. If you were just going to purchase one book for your jumpstart into hobby robotics, this would be the one. It bring you up from "this is a diode, this is a resistor".etc to. rd edition, but what I really like is not flooding the text with information that will just be glanced over. That material is available through the online component. The interfacing with Arduino information is also a nice addition in response to the massive amount of data available on this platform. If you were just going to purchase one book for your jumpstart into hobby robotics, this would be the one. It bring you up from "this is a diode, this is a resistor".etc to