Arduino project Computer-controlled vehicle

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Uploaded by on Mar 5, 2011

Project with arduino and processing. Making a computer-controlled vehicle using an arduino duemilanove. Using an Arduino Duemilanove communicating with computer using prosessing. I used ca. 10m of USB-cable.

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  • you should add some xbee modules and make it wireless

  • @doulos24 Actually I have added som XBee modules, it's actually about half a year since I did it.

    You can take a look at my other film: Arduino project Computer-controlled RC car

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  • i like how shows with hands and cant just talk Oo

  • I read some of the nonsense being put out here by people trying to sound like they know something. I wrote my first program in 1972 using FORTRAN. I have written code in Assembler for the x86 and coded in C and C++. And I have to say you guys sound like real amateurs to me. C++ is just C that uses structures to hold pointers to functions and data. That is how a class is made. Arduino is great. It's stupid to not use a tool that gets the job done. Why reinvent the wheel.

  • Wow a lot of confused people out there, C# is the greatest thing use that. Well they all have limitations none are perfect. The truth is if you want clean code write it in machine language 1 & 0s or go away. "Arduino is for beginners, that, want everything done for you". I never seen any project that can write its own code. "Write your own functions", I don't see you using 1& 0s for that mater why use a board, design your own hardware. The end of the day, its all about does it work?.

  • @TheProgrammer93 agreed. one last thing. Dont use the arduino for ever guys. Arduino is a product that does the work for you. At some point break away from arduino and start programing the AVR yourself. Write your own functions and own hardware solutions. Dont depend on routines to be wrote for you. (i mean lcd.init() what the hell! an LCD takes alot of logic; logic you didnt learn.) all i mean by this is; at some point get better then arduino allows. happy hacking guys! anti-arduino brentbxr :D

  • Awesome dude.. i would like build 1...i have a robot wich can move Fwd Bkwd Lft Rit..... but what did u do for the camera rotation.. i need to place that on my robo.. my robo works wireless also hand gesture based .. pls reply

  • @BrentBXR Just to add to that: ASM, or assembly, literally involves programming individual machine instructions; it's only one abstraction from machine code. ASM is great for very experienced programmers because it allows them to perform optimisations that even modern C/C++ compilers cannot. ASM's biggest disadvantage, however, is that its code is not portable. This, among other things, is why I would suggest using C over ASM. C is also a hell of a lot easier to work with! :)

  • @TheProgrammer93 One more thing; TheProgrammer93 is dead on by saying C is more suitable because overhead. Thats true; and C itself has its own overhead. Iv been told the true native language is ASM (you have absolute control over all with ASM; but the give is you have to program all that control. what takes 5 lines in C or 2 in C++ takes 20-30 in ASM.) I have been programming in C for to long to think about switching. what i was saying before was just FYI; for all not @TheProg himself.

  • @TheProgrammer93 Allow me to better explain Arduino; Adruino is NOT an MCU. Adruino as I understand it is its own scripting language which enables beginners to program more easily because everything done for you, you basicly just call predefined functions instead of building them yourself. If you want to become good at MCUs then you shouldn't waste your time with Arduino; to me arduino is just a waste of space on the MCU that I could be using for more. BTW; I program in a mix of C and C++.

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