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Robot Programming: A Guide to Controlling Autonomous Robots - Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes

Index: KSZ-08264 EAN: 9788328329379

Book available only in Polish. Translation: Konrad Matuk. Publisher: Helion. The book contains all the necessary information to get started with robot programming, from simple to multifunctional devices.

Robot Programming: A Guide to Controlling Autonomous Robots - Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes
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Robots, these fascinating machines are becoming an increasingly important part of our civilization. They have different designs and applications: turn off bombs, explore distant celestial bodies, set cars and hoover carpets. They do jobs that are dangerous to humans, too difficult or just tedious and boring. Maybe soon in hospitals and nursing homes they will be taing care of bedridden patients. The robots operate automatically, sometimes enjoying a high degree of autonomy. What makes them more or less intelligent machines is the software. This means that the programming of robots becomes an extremely valuable skill!

 

This book contains all the information necessary to start independent work with programming different robots: from quite simple to powerful, multifunctional devices. The principles of the programming of the robot using motors and processing of various types of sensors are inluded in the book. It also describes the methods of programming of algorithms of decision-making robot, also explains topics related to processing commands from the language of the people into a language that is understandable for the robot.

 

The main topics

  • programming of sensors and motors of the robot
  • command for the robot
  • the visual plan of the script of the robot
  • program the robot to deal with unexpected situations
  • environmental conditions, the autonomy and security of the operation of the robot,
  • various techniques for working with microcontrollers LEGO Mindstorms EV3,Arduinoand others

 

Examples of projects used in the book availablefor download. Excerpt from the book forreading on-line.

 

The contents

 

Introduction - the Beginning of an adventure with the robots (11)

  • We start working with robots (11)
  • Ready for transmission, start! Sharp riding without hands (12)
  • Basics with a robot (13)
  • The main methods of robot programming presented in this book (13)
    • The basic universal mechanism explaining - PUMT (14)
    • Intelligent network robots (ISR) (15)
  • Assumptions about robots belonging to the reader (16)
  • As Midamba learned to program the robot (17)

1. What really is a robot? (19)

  • Seven criteria (20)
    • Criteria # 1: Definition of variables (20)
    • Criteria # 2: Programmable actions and behaviour (20)
    • Criteria # 3: Responding to environmental variables, and the interaction with the environment (21)
    • Criterion # 4: power Source (21)
    • Criteria # 5: the Language in which are stored instructions and data (21)
    • Criteria # 6: Autonomy without help from the outside (21)
    • Criterion No. 7: the Robot is not a living organism (22)
    • Category of robots due to work environment (22)
    • What is the sensor? (25)
    • What is the cylinder? (26)
    • What is end effector? (27)
    • What is the microcontroller? (28)
    • Which scenario of the robot? (32)
  • Issuing instructions to the robot (34)
    • Each robot speaks in some language (34)
    • The solution to the problem of the incompatibility of human language and language understandable to the robots (35)
    • Team scenario of the robot in a visual programming environment (38)
    • Problems Midamby (39)
  • What's next? (40)

2. Vocabulary robots (43)

  • Why the use of these languages requires effort? (43)
  • Define the steps (49)
  • The ontology model of the programming language, Autonomous robots (49)
    • The potential of robot (51)
    • The roles of robots in different situations and scenarios (52)
  • What's next? (54)

3. Visual planning scenario of the robot (57)

  • The script mapping of the robot (58)
    • Create a plan for jobs (59)
    • The situation of the robot (61)
    • Description of the attributes of the operating environment of the robot (63)
  • Visual planning scenario of the robot using pseudocode and flowcharts (66)
    • The control flow and control structures (70)
    • Subroutine (74)
  • State diagram of the robots and objects (76)
    • Creating state diagram (78)
  • What's next? (82)

4. Check the real capabilities of the robot (83)

  • Check the actual capabilities of the microcontroller (85)
  • Testing the actual performance of the sensors (89)
    • Determining the limitations of the sensors of the robot (91)
  • Definition of end effector constraints (93)
  • Evaluation of the effectiveness of the robot (96)
  • What's next? (98)

5. Sensors under a magnifying glass (99)

  • To detect the sensors? (99)
    • Sensors analog and digital (103)
    • Reading of analog and digital signals (104)
    • The output signal of the sensor (106)
    • Where are the readings? (107)
    • Sensors active and passive (108)
    • The relationship between the sensors and mikrokontrolerami (110)
    • The attributes of the sensors (114)
    • Range and resolution (114)
    • The accuracy and precision (116)
    • Linearity (117)
    • Calibration of the sensors (118)
    • The problems associated with sensors (119)
    • The process of user calibration (119)
    • Calibration methods (120)
  • What's next? (121)

6. The programming of the sensors (123)

  • The use of the color sensor (124)
    • Modes color sensors (126)
    • Detection range (126)
    • The light in the robot's workspace (127)
    • Calibration of the color sensor (128)
    • Programming the color sensor (129)
  • Detection and tracking of objects using a digital camera (132)
  • Tracking color objects using equipment of the company RS Media (132)
  • Tracking color objects using the Pixy image sensor (136)
    • To teach Pixy object detection (137)
    • Programming the Pixy camera (138)
    • Analysis of attributes (141)
  • Ultrasonic sensor (142)
    • Limitations and accuracy of the ultrasonic sensor (142)
    • Modes of operation of the ultrasonic sensor (147)
    • Reading samples (147)
    • The data types used to store values read by the sensors (148)
    • Calibration of ultrasound sensor (148)
    • Programming the ultrasonic sensor (150)
  • Compass sensor that determines the return of robot (159)
    • Programming the compass (161)
  • What's next? (163)

7. Programming motors and servomotors (165)

  • Actuators transducers output (165)
  • The parameters of the engine (166)
    • Voltage (166)
    • Amperage (166)
    • Speed (166)
    • Torque (167)
    • Electrical resistance (167)
  • Different types of DC motors (167)
    • DC motors (167)
    • Torque and speed of rotation (171)
    • Engines with gearboxes (172)
  • Configuration motor: direct and indirect all-wheel drive system (182)
  • The problems associated with the terrain (184)
    • How to cope with problems related to the field (184)
    • Torque, and mechanical arms and end effectors (187)
    • The calculation of the torque requirements and speed of rotation (188)
    • The engines and the efficiency of the robot (189)
  • Programming the motion of the robot (190)
    • How many engines? (191)
    • The execution of movements (192)
    • Programming movements (192)
    • Programming the motors to move to a certain place (197)
    • Programming motors driven by Arduino (203)
  • Mechanical arms and end effectors (205)
    • The types of mechanical hands (205)
    • Torque is a mechanical manipulator (208)
    • The types of end effector (210)
    • Programming a mechanical manipulator (212)
    • Calculations related to kinematyką (216)
  • What's next? (220)

8. The beginning of work on autonomy: creating a software robot (221)

  • First look at the software of Autonomous robots (223)
    • Section Parts (225)
    • In The Events Section (225)
    • The Tasks Section (226)
    • In Scenarios and situations (226)
  • The model of the ontology language, frame work and project documentation software robot (226)
    • The mechanism explaining PUMT converts frame software classes (228)
    • Our first approach for programming and Autonomous robot (239)
  • What's next? (240)

9. Working conditions work (241)

  • The robot has to check the environmental characteristics (242)
    • Advanced scenario the robot (242)
    • Elements that affect the efficiency of the robot (244)
    • What happens if the conditions of provisional or final? (249)
    • What actions I can choose in the event the conditions of provisional or final? (249)
  • Analysis of the conditions for the final initialization of the robot (250)
    • Preconditions and end of the loading process (251)
    • Coding check the conditions of preliminary and final (252)
    • Where are the background and end? (257)
  • The test environmental conditions using sensors and visual plans for the scenario of the robot (261)
  • What's next? (262)

10. Programming Autonomous robots and technology STORIES (263)

  • It is not just actions! (264)
    • Party on birthday - the approach 2. (264)
    • STORIES (265)
    • Advanced scenario the robot (267)
    • Conversion of the script work work on equipment components Unit1 STORIES (267)
    • Ontologia of the script under a magnifying glass (267)
    • Paying attention to the intentions of the robot (278)
    • Programming, object-oriented and productivity (297)
  • What's next? (298)

11. As Midamba programmed my first Autonomous robot? (299)

  • Midamba and his initial scenario (299)
    • Midamba during one of the evening will be a programmer! (299)
    • Step 1.: The scenario of robots in the store (302)
    • Step 2.: Vocabulary and ontology model language work in the first case, work at the factory (303)
    • Step 3.: Visual planning the first scenario, the work done at the factory (305)
    • Visual timetable schemes of work from the point of view of the robot (305)
    • Improved the first scenario of robots on the plant (307)
    • A block diagram, which is an element of a visual scenario planning of the robot (308)
    • The statechart included in the visual plan of the script of the robot (316)
  • Check environmental conditions robots Unit1 and Unit2 (317)
    • Autonomous robots help Midambie to get out of depression (329)
  • What's next? (332)

12. Open robots COROY (333)

  • Cheap, open and simple robots (333)
    • Programming, based on a scenario and security and the responsibility of the programmer (335)
    • Robots COROU for each (335)
    • Recommendations for individuals programming the robot for the first time (338)
    • Full plans for the scenario of the robot, components of technology, HISTORY and script source code of robots Midamby (338)

Glossary (339)

Reference (343)

Book - Author Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes
Book - ISBN 978-83-283-2937-9
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