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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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer graphics: Virtual reality

Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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