Professional Books To Learn Robotics
1. Robot Building for beginner by David Cook
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This book will show you how to use Arduino you have to control a range of different robots, providing step-by-step instructions in the process of building entire robots. You will learn the basics of Arduino as well as the properties of different types of motors used in robots. You can also discover ways and methods of remote control, and learn how to apply them to your project. The book begins with basic robots and moves into more complex projects
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2. Robot Building for beginner by David Cook
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As a statistic, this book of Ben's best-selling books in its field is now in its third edition. This book is geared to people who don't know anything about robots, anyone with motives can learn the basics so that they will be able to build a robot-sized lunch box capable of walking independently. Along the way you will learn the basics of wires, electronics, mechanics and tools so that you have the skills to learn more and advance more in the field of robots. Finally you will learn about 3D printing.
Contents of the book :
3. Robot Builder's Bonanza, 4th Edition
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Contents of the book :
Download Link : Click here
This book will show you how to use Arduino you have to control a range of different robots, providing step-by-step instructions in the process of building entire robots. You will learn the basics of Arduino as well as the properties of different types of motors used in robots. You can also discover ways and methods of remote control, and learn how to apply them to your project. The book begins with basic robots and moves into more complex projects
Contents of the book :
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1-50
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51-82
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83-118
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119-168
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168-202
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203-256
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257-294
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295-330
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331-402
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403-452
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453-512
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513-562
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563-580
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2. Robot Building for beginner by David Cook
Download Link : Click here
As a statistic, this book of Ben's best-selling books in its field is now in its third edition. This book is geared to people who don't know anything about robots, anyone with motives can learn the basics so that they will be able to build a robot-sized lunch box capable of walking independently. Along the way you will learn the basics of wires, electronics, mechanics and tools so that you have the skills to learn more and advance more in the field of robots. Finally you will learn about 3D printing.
Contents of the book :
Chapter 15: Comparators
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Chapter 1: Welcome Robot Inventor
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Chapter 16: Transistor Switches
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Chapter 17: DC Motors
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Chapter 18: Adding Gearhead Motors
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Chapter 19: Wheels
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Chapter 20: Couper
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Chapter 21: Soldering Equipment
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Chapter 22: Soldering and Connecting
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Chapter 23: The Motherboard
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Chapter 24: Body Building
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Chapter 25: Launching the Line-Follower
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Chapter 26: Encore
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Chapter 27: Appendix
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The focus of this book will be to learn how to design, create and use small robots! This guide is rich in images and offers everything you need to know about completely independent robots that can be programmed from your computer. Fully updated with the latest technologies and techniques, the fourth edition includes step-by-step diagrams that take you in turn from building basic machine platforms to give the machine the brain different orders--and make the robot able to walk, talk, obey orders in short this book will teach you some aspects of intelligence Artificial for robots.
The book contains more than 100 projects you can build at affordable prices, including 10 fully developed robot designs. These projects are modular and can be combined to create a variety of highly intelligent and workable robots of all shapes and sizes. Mix these projects will lead to develop your unique creations. and open the field to your vast imagination.
Contents of the book :
Chapter 25: Robot Movement with Shape Memory Alloy
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Chapter 1: Welcome to the Robotics
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Chapter 26: Build Robots with Wheels and Tracks
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Chapter 27: Build Robots with Legs
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Chapter 28: Experimenting with Robotic Arms
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chapter 29: Experimenting with Robotic Grippers
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Chapter 30: Building Robot Electronic
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Chapter 31: Common Electronic Components forr Robotics
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Chapter 32: Using Solderless Breadboards
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Chapter 33: Making Circuit Boards
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Chapter 34: An Overview Of Robot Brains
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Chapter 35: Understanding Microcontrollers
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Chapter 36: Programming Concepts: the fondamentals
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Chapter 37: Using the Arduino
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Chapter 38: Using The PICAXE
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Chapter 39: Using the BASIC Stamp
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Chapter 40: Interfacing Hardwar with yourr Microcontroller or Computer
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Chapter 41: Remote Control Systems
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Chapter 42: Adding the Sense of Touch
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Chapter 43: Proximity and Distance Sensing
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Chapter 44: Robotic Eyes
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Chapter 45: Navigating Your Robot
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Chapter 46: Making and Listening to sound
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Chapter 47: Interacting with your Creation
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Chapter 48: Donger, Will Robinson
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