Course Content
Introduction to Robotics – The field of robotics is exploding with opportunities. The incredible innovations in the robotics are made possible thanks to a combination of knowledge and skill. If you’re keen on building intelligent robots in the future, you may be wondering what fundamentals you should learn. You’re in the right place!
Welcome to the introductory robotics course by Lesics. To be a successful robotics engineer, you must gain knowledge in four different but interconnected fields: kinematics, sensors and controllers, electrical motors, and coding. This course will place equal importance on all four fields and provide you with the basics needed to get started on robotics development. In this Aruduino-based robotics course, you will not only have access to informative videos but will also actively build an innovative robot with us.
In this course, we will develop a crawling robot that imitates the motion of a caterpillar. We will start with a simple design, but end up with a stylish and multipurpose robot design. We will also feed this robot some intelligence. We will take you through all the struggles and triumphs a robot developer experiences along the journey to achieving a final working robot. During this journey you will automatically learn many fundamental things you need to know to become a successful robot developer. You can look forward to catching a small glimpse of humanoid robots as well as exploring some of the most successful robots on the market.
Lesics welcomes you to the course – we hope you enjoy it!
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Reviews
I am an educator. This course is the best engineering case for children. It is easy to use and stimulates children’s interest. Thank you very much
The course is very engaging. So far my robot is evolving well!!
The videos look interesting. I hope, I can finish this course in 3-4 weeks. Currently a little tied up.
They have done a good work here. The videos are easy to follow and you never get bored – a typical Lesics style of teaching. I must admit my knowledge on robotics or Arduino is bare minimum, but this course has been a great help for me. So far I have completed 40% of the course and my robot is also evolving well. My only suggestion is that the website should have more resources like pdf, photo gallery etc.
