Programming Thymio for Autonomous Behavior

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Explores the journey of an independent inventor in the robotics industry, from patenting to commercializing a new industrial robot technology.

Explores the implementation approaches for dynamic modeling of robots, focusing on optimization and simplification techniques.

Delves into the incorporation of plants, animals, and people in agricultural spaces, exploring tensions and implications of emerging technologies.

Explores microcontrollers in a robotics project, covering ultrasonic sensors, program writing, troubleshooting, interruptions, and sensor options.

Explores coupled and uncoupled dynamical systems, stability, hand-arm coupling, and adaptation in robotics.

Explores two paradigms for robotics, components like motors, gears, sensors, and controllers, and design considerations for various types of robots.

Delves into Human-Robot Interaction, student engagement, and learning analytics using multimodal data to enhance educational processes.

Explores scientific extrapolation in science fiction through intertextual narratives and semantic impertinence.

Demonstrates the immediate use of Thymio from a young age, with pre-programmed behaviors analyzed by students.

Introduces the 'Mission to Mars' project where students control robots to perform tasks.