You learned Arduino, but don't know what to make with it? This lecture is the first in the Arduino application series, and you can learn about the synergy between Arduino and a 3D printer. However, you don't necessarily need a 3D printer.
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노승희
Thank you for the great lecture~!
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nownow2217
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ahhoinn
Thank you for the calm and easy to understand lecture!!
Simple remote control implemented with Arduino
Simple motion control implemented with Arduino
Use of infrared remote control in daily life
Utilizing the moving body algorithm
Add a 3D printer to your Arduino!
Get started with remote/motion control applications.
Want to see a video of our hamster-like friend learning something?
Infrared control - motion control - integration - 3D printer - final assembly
This course consists of a total of 5 stages of curriculum.
An Internet of Things Journey with Arduino
Arduino + IoT Basics: Easy for Anyone to Learn
Who is this course right for?
Those who thought, ‘I learned Arduino, but what can I do with it?’
For those who want to implement remote control in a simple way
For those who find motor driver control burdensome
For those who want to create a vehicle that moves in a simple way
For those who want to learn the basics of automated mobile vehicles
Need to know before starting?
If you have taken the basic lecture of the knowledge sharer, you can understand this lecture as easily as flowing water.
You need to know the basics of C/C++ syntax used in Arduino.
You should know the basics of Arduino electronics.
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Hello. This is Whatever Genie.
I have worked as a software developer for over 20 years.
Since the industries I've primarily worked in involve automation and inspection equipment development, you could say I specialize in the integration of software and hardware.
I became interested in automation using Arduino and 3D printers and spent time building various things, which eventually led me to turn it into my profession.
I want to share as much as possible before the knowledge in my head begins to fade.
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Thank you for the great lecture~!
Thank you for taking the class diligently. ^^
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Thank you for the calm and easy to understand lecture!!
Thank you for your valuable review. I hope you will have fun programming. ^^
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The cost-effective lecture was good. I was able to apply it here and there in a short period of time and with a small amount of money. I'm looking forward to the next lecture. Are you going to follow the roadmap?
You can look forward to it. I've currently made the second application series. But the roadmap may change depending on the situation. More interesting things keep coming to mind. ^^;
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Teacher, it wasn't that difficult because I took the basic course. I felt a lot, such as how to use servos and how to make things with Tinkercad. I didn't use a 3D printer, but cut foam board and made the device with glue gun and adhesive. As you said, I bought a ready-made caterpillar. I tried to make it with silicone tape, but it didn't work well. I left a long review, so will you give me a coupon? ^^
If you took the basic course, wasn't the content too easy? ^^ Here, You should focus on understanding the hacking of infrared remote controls, the 8-way movement algorithm, and the composition and operation mechanism of the device. It is good for your mental health to buy a ready-made caterpillar. I know because I made it. ^^
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