Computer science and robotics using the raspberry pi, arduino, and other SBCS
Kevin McCullen, Michael L. Walters
Abstract
Kevin McCullen, Michael L. Walters
Abstract
Single Board Computers (SBCs) are a key enabler of the Maker movement and have found a place in education. The two dominant SBCs in education, the Arduino and Raspberry Pi, are now commonly used in courses in Engineering, Computer Science, and Robotics [1]-[4]. Their ability to inexpensively work with sensors, servos, Wifi, Bluetooth, audio, video, and images opens opportunities for exciting and engaging projects [5].
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Single Board Computers (SBCs) are a key enabler of the Maker movement and have found a place in education. The two dominant SBCs in education, the Arduino and Raspberry Pi, are now commonly used in courses in Engineering, Computer Science, and Robotics [1]-[4]. Their ability to inexpensively work with sensors, servos, Wifi, Bluetooth, audio, video, and images opens opportunities for exciting and engaging projects [5].
Key concepts: Arduino, Raspberry pi, Robotics, Computer science, Key (lock), Bluetooth, Embedded system, Multimedia