Robotics and Embedded Systems

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Robotics and Embedded Systems
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UDACITY
Overview

Learn the fundamentals behind electrical circuits, digital logic and computer architecture to create robotics and autonomous systems with Udacity

Duration	1 month
Total fee	₹14,350
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Credential	Certificate

Robotics and Embedded Systems
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UDACITY
Highlights

Earn a certificate after completion of the course
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Real-world projects
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Robotics and Embedded Systems
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UDACITY
Course details

Skills you will learn

Embedded systems Networking

What are the course deliverables?

I2C

Sensors

Sensor calibration

Embedded System Communication Protocol Basics

Device Drivers

Motors

More about this course

This course covers the essentials of stepper motors and their control

You will learn about stepper motor basics, control techniques, and the use of device drivers and libraries

The course also emphasizes driver abstractions for modular, reusable code and practical examples and case studies provide hands-on experience, preparing students to implement precise motor control in embedded systems

Robotics and Embedded Systems
at
UDACITY
Curriculum

Mastering Stepper Motors in Embedded Systems
Stepper Motors
Controlling Stepper Motors
Using Device Drivers and Libraries
Driver Abstractions

Embedded Systems: Sensor Integration and Communication

Introduction to Censors
External Sensors
Ultrasonic Measurements
Communication Protocols

Efficient I2C Communication and Sensor Integration

I2C Communications

Debugging I2C Devices

Accelerometer Sensors

Sensor Robot Project

Sensor Robot

Robotics and Embedded Systems
at
UDACITY
Faculty details

José Cano

José Cano is a software developer at Globant, where he works for a gaming company. He previously worked as an IoT developer focusing on creating embedded devices for monitor and remote controlling applications. He is very passionate about DIY projects and creating his own devices to perform different tasks.