Video lectures cover a wide range of robotics topics common to most university robotics classes, including forward and inverse kinematics, sensors and computer vision (machine vision), and feedback motion control. Theory is paired with hands-on building and programming tasks usinga kit of parts that allows you to practice as you learn, and end up building and programming complete robots.
The course involves programming in C and Python, but begins assuming you have never programmed in these languages before. It is helpful if you have some experience already with matrix math (adding/subtracting and multiplying matrices and vectors) and trigonometry. You will be introduced to OpenCV in Pythonand the PSoC microcontroller.
All of the topics in the course lead to building and programming a complete, working, 3-degree-of-freedom SCARA pick-and-placemanipulator by understanding and practicing all of the theory underneath. The course uses the RoboGrok robotics partskit.

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