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Robotics at Home with Raspberry Pi Pico

You're reading from   Robotics at Home with Raspberry Pi Pico Build autonomous robots with the versatile low-cost Raspberry Pi Pico controller and Python

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803246079
Length 400 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: The Basics – Preparing for Robotics with Raspberry Pi Pico
2. Chapter 1: Planning a Robot with Raspberry Pi Pico FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Preparing Raspberry Pi Pico 4. Chapter 3: Designing a Robot Chassis in FreeCAD 5. Chapter 4: Building a Robot around Pico 6. Chapter 5: Driving Motors with Raspberry Pi Pico 7. Part 2: Interfacing Raspberry Pi Pico with Simple Sensors and Outputs
8. Chapter 6: Measuring Movement with Encoders on Raspberry Pi Pico 9. Chapter 7: Planning and Shopping for More Devices 10. Chapter 8: Sensing Distances to Detect Objects with Pico 11. Chapter 9: Teleoperating a Raspberry Pi Pico Robot with Bluetooth LE 12. Part 3: Adding More Robotic Behaviors to Raspberry Pi Pico
13. Chapter 10: Using the PID Algorithm to Follow Walls 14. Chapter 11: Controlling Motion with Encoders on Raspberry Pi Pico 15. Chapter 12: Detecting Orientation with an IMU on Raspberry Pi Pico 16. Chapter 13: Determining Position Using Monte Carlo Localization 17. Chapter 14: Continuing Your Journey – Your Next Robot 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Connecting Bluetooth LE to Raspberry Pi Pico

The Bluefruit LE UART Friend is relatively simple to wire in. First, the module will need headers soldered onto it, and then we can look at how to attach it to the robot physically and how to wire it. We will then connect to it from our robot and a smartphone.

Adding Bluetooth LE will result in our robot having a block diagram as follows:

Figure 9.2 – Robot block diagram with Bluetooth

The preceding diagram shows the robot blocks with the additional Adafruit Bluefruit LE UART Friend (marked as a Bluefruit module) connected via UART to Raspberry Pi Pico.

Solder a set of male headers onto the board using the same techniques used for the modules in Chapter 8, Sensing Distances to Detect Objects with Pico.

Attaching the Bluetooth module to the robot

We want to place the module above devices that are most likely to restrict and interfere with the Bluetooth. We created a breakout shelf in Chapter 7,...

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