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Robot Programming Languages?

the_future
the_future over 10 years ago

Trying to figure out the best languages to learn if I want to build a robot from scratch can you help please?

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  • screamingtiger
    screamingtiger over 10 years ago +2
    My favorite setup is a Raspberry Pi 2 Raspberry Pi 2 coupled with a ChipKit Pi ChipKit Pi for servos, all using C. That gives you a lot of capabilities including SD card storage, multiple languages, cameras…
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    screamingtiger over 10 years ago +1
    Well it depends on how you define "best". Further you must decide on some hardware first. This is because some hardware only has certain languages supported. You might want to use BASIC but it may be hard…
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    the_future over 10 years ago +1
    Thanks Joey Thomspon and when i say best i am looking for the best languages and hardware for a humanoid robot
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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago

    If you want to use Scratch then I'd definitely say use the Raspberry Pi.

     

    (Bad Pun explained: Scratch is the name of a visual programming language that comes packaged on the Pi and could be used to control a robot via scratch GPIO).

     

    There are plenty of examples of using a Pi to control a robot. Python is the most common language used for beginners Pi robotics projects.

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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago

    If you want to use Scratch then I'd definitely say use the Raspberry Pi.

     

    (Bad Pun explained: Scratch is the name of a visual programming language that comes packaged on the Pi and could be used to control a robot via scratch GPIO).

     

    There are plenty of examples of using a Pi to control a robot. Python is the most common language used for beginners Pi robotics projects.

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