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* [[Installation guide | Ubuntu Server and ROS2 installation guide | * [[Installation guide | Ubuntu Server and ROS2 installation guide on Raspberry Pi4]] | ||
* [[Using the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO to control hardware components| Using the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO to control hardware components]] | * [[Using the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO to control hardware components| Using the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO to control hardware components]] | ||
* [[Programming experience and tips| Programming experience and tips]] | * [[Programming experience and tips| Programming experience and tips]] | ||
Version vom 22. Februar 2022, 13:18 Uhr
Autoren: Fawad Murad
Betreuer: Prof. Schneider
Art: Praxissemester
Projektlaufzeit: 02.11.2021-20.02.2022
Introduction
The Raspberry Pi is a single computer the size of a credit card. It features an ARM/Broadcom SoC with a GPU, RAM, and wireless and cable communication options. In some ways, it's that straightforward: the Raspberry Pi is just a small computer. However, it is not so straightforward in another manner. The Raspberry Pi is a very adaptable platform that allows you to build whatever you desire.
In this article, the idea of using Raspberry Pi 4 instead of Arduino IDE with Alphabot is introduced. Like, how different tools make the Raspberry Pi 4 to control and work with Alphabot.
Documentation
- Ubuntu Server and ROS2 installation guide on Raspberry Pi4
- Using the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO to control hardware components
- Programming experience and tips