learnbot_components
This project has been designed as a tool to learn different topics, like programing, logic, math, emotions, physic, robotic, ...
The methodology used to teach this knowledges is the following: The kids make programs, with a IDE (Learnblock) this programs and this programs control a smal robot (EBO).
Learnblock
This program is the main. It is here where the kids make his/her programs. This programs can be created with language similar to scratch, that is to say, using blocks.
EBO
EBO is a small robot, that run some components that offer interfaces to control it.
How to Install learnbot_components?
For install learnbot_components first is necessary install some dependencies:
Step 1: Install driver of motors
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/pololu/drv8835-motor-driver-rpi.git
cd drv8835-motor-driver-rpi
sudo python setup.py install
Step 2: Install learnbot_components
pip3 install learnbot_components
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