Lecture

Programming the Thymio Robot

Description

This lecture explores different ways to program the Thymio robot, including simulation, remote programming, and interaction with other computer systems. It covers the use of a simulator for Thymio, the benefits of simulating a robot, and the possibility of programming Thymio remotely using various programming languages and systems, such as C++ and Python. The lecture also discusses the integration of a Raspberry PI with Thymio to create an autonomous robot with additional functionalities like a camera and a servo motor.

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Computer engineering

Computer graphics: Virtual reality

Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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