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Introduction
Introduction
The BEETLE:BIT was created for beginners who wishes to further challenge themselves in basic robotics, it is where ideas come to life through building, testing, and lots of experimenting! Guided by the motto build, code, move, grab, we hope this sparks curiosity, creativity, and the interest to venture deeper into mobile manipulation!
BEETLE:BIT Setup Guide
BEETLE:BIT Setup Guide
In this chapter, we will...
build BEETLE:BIT, together!
The Beetle’s Brain (micro:bit Basics)
The Beetle’s Brain (micro:bit Basics)
In this chapter, we will...
Program BEETLE:BIT to display text and animation on the LED matrix
Download program to BEETLE:BIT
How the Beetle Moves (TT Motors)
How the Beetle Moves (TT Motors)
In this chapter, we will...
Control BEETLE:BIT to move around!
The Beetle’s Claw (Servo Gripper)
The Beetle’s Claw (Servo Gripper)
In this chapter, we will...
Control the Robo Grip Mini with the Servo to open and close the gripper.
The Beetle’s Eyes (Ultrasonic Sensor)
The Beetle’s Eyes (Ultrasonic Sensor)
In this chapter, we will...
Control BEETLE:BIT to detect obstacles using an ultrasonic sensor.
The Beetle Senses (Line Following)
The Beetle Senses (Line Following)
In this chapter, we will...
How BEETLE:BIT follows a line using the Maker Line sensor.
Teaching the Beetle to Decide
Teaching the Beetle to Decide
In this chapter, we will...
Program BEETLE:BIT to make decisions and perform a complete task on its own.
Coordinated Actions (Line + Grab)
Coordinated Actions (Line + Grab)
In this chapter, we will...
Program BEETLE:BIT with several actions combined to complete more complex task.
Bonus Activities
Bonus Activities
Bonus 1: Control BeetleBit Using a Controller
Bonus 2: BEETLE:BIT Input–Output Challenge
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