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Robotics programming is usually done in C or a derivative of C, although it's entirely possible for other languages to be used. For example, "RobotC" is a common language used for various micro-controllers, however it's now possible to use Java as well with Sparkfun's "IOIO" microcontroller.
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∙ 11y agoMost likely assembly language of some sort, though I am sure they can be programmed in C and others.
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How do robots learn about the world around them?
Robots do not, technically, "Learn" anything. However some, with more elaborate computer programming may appear to learn if the programmer used something called, "heuristic" programming techniques.
Do robots have a mind of their own?
No. Well, at least no more so than your computer. A robot's "thoughts" are simply the programming given to them. Even "artificial intelligence" is the programming of responses to stimuli, but to a greater extent than in other robots.
How important is computer programming in electronics field?
It's important because it is almost impossible to name an electronic device that does not have a microprocessor in it. If you're just repairing electronics it's nominally important. However, if you're designing or creating new gadgets or robots you will need to understand how to program and advanced techniques in programing to be efficient with your programming.this is important so you can get a good job
What is the programming language used by motoman?
The Yaskawa Electric Corporation uses a wide variety of programming languages. Robots are typically controlled via a high-level interpretive language or script. These languages are typically bespoke languages, often developed in-house, but are generally very easy to use due to their high-level nature. These languages are used to invoke the machine's low-level routines which are typically developed in C++.
How to convert From human language to computer language?
Depending on what you're looking at, you may not be able to. My suggestions would be to find the appropriate program used to edit the type of file you're looking at, or to try to find a decompiler for the programming language the file corresponds to.
What has the author Andrew C Staugaard written?
Andrew C. Staugaard has written: 'Structured and object-oriented techniques' -- subject(s): C++ (Computer program language), C 'How to program and interface the 6800' -- subject(s): Motorola 6800 (Microprocessor), Programming 'Structured and object-oriented problem solving using C++' -- subject(s): Accessible book, C++ (Computer program language), Object-oriented programming (Computer science), Structured programming '6809 microcomputer programming & interfacing, with experiments' -- subject(s): Programming, Motorola 6809 (Computer) 'Robotics and AI' -- subject(s): Artificial intelligence, Industrial Robots, Robotics, Robots, Industrial '6809 microprocessor programming' -- subject(s): Laboratory manuals, Motorola 6809 (Computer)
How do you program a robot?
Many ways, depending on the robot complexity, how it is being ran and other factors. Conventional 'robots' have motors, sensors, and a computer. Usually the computer runs a program that does all the programming, this can be done in ANY language that the programmer fancies the most. There are some robots called BEAM robots that aren't programmed using code or programming, but instead react as a neural network (like an organic brain) or reactions from the pre built electronics in the robot. This is a VERY open question
What has the author Fred D'Ignazio written?
Fred D'Ignazio has written: 'Chip Mitchell, the case of the robot warriors' -- subject(s): Computers, Fiction, Literary recreations, Mystery and detective stories 'The new astronomy' -- subject(s): Astronomy, Cosmology, Juvenile literature, Space sciences, Universe 'The Atari Playground (Documentation)(Cassette & Book)' 'The Scholastic guide to classroom multimedia' 'Artifical intelligence' 'TI in wonderland' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Computer games, Juvenile literature, Programming, Programming (Computers), TI 99/4A (Computer) 'Chip Mitchell, the case of the stolen computer brains' -- subject(s): Computers, Fiction, Mystery and detective stories, Problems, exercises 'Working robots' -- subject(s): Industrial Robots, Robots 'Chip Mitchell' 'Chip Mitchell' 'The Commodore 64 playground' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Commodore 64 (Computer), Computer games, Games, Juvenile literature, Programming 'Chip Mitchell, the case of the chocolate-covered bugs' -- subject(s): Computers, Fiction, Literary recreations, Mystery and detective stories 'Atari in Wonderland' -- subject(s): Atari computer, BASIC (Computer program language), Computer games, Games, Juvenile literature, Programming, Programming (Computers) 'Katie and the computer' -- subject(s): Computers, Fiction 'Chip Mitchell, the case of the robot warriors' -- subject(s): Fiction, Detective and mystery stories, Literary recreations, Computers, Mystery and detective stories 'The color computer playground' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Computer games, Juvenile literature, Programming, Programming (Computers), TRS-80 computers 'The Apple playground' -- subject(s): Apple computer, BASIC (Computer program language), Computer games, Juvenile literature, Programming 'The TI playground' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Computer games, Juvenile literature, Programming, TI 99/4A (Computer) 'Apple building blocks' -- subject(s): Apple computer, Computer games, Computer literacy, Juvenile literature, Programming, Programming (Computers)
Who make robots?
Anyone can make them. All you need is the parts, a computer with robot programming software, and a way to get the robot's program to its brain.
What has the author C William Engel written?
C. William Engel has written: 'Stimulating simulations for the IBM PC & PCjr' -- subject(s): Computer games, Digital computer simulation, IBM PCjr (Computer), IBM Personal Computer, Programming 'The world according to Robo the Robot' -- subject(s): Robotics, Robots 'Stimulating simulations' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Digital computer simulation 'Stimulating simulations for the TI-99/4A' -- subject(s): BASIC (Computer program language), Digital computer simulation, Programming, TI 99/4A (Computer)
What are robotics and programming?
Robotics is branch of technology used to design the robots in a particular programming language according the developer requirement.
How do robots know what to do?
There are specific instructions for the robot that are coded using some kind of programming language.
How do robots learn the world around them?
Robots do not, technically, "Learn" anything. However some, with more elaborate computer programming may appear to learn if the programmer used something called, "heuristic" programming techniques.
How do robots learn about the world around them?
Robots do not, technically, "Learn" anything. However some, with more elaborate computer programming may appear to learn if the programmer used something called, "heuristic" programming techniques.
Do robots have a mind of their own?
No. Well, at least no more so than your computer. A robot's "thoughts" are simply the programming given to them. Even "artificial intelligence" is the programming of responses to stimuli, but to a greater extent than in other robots.
What is the difference between robots and mechanical arms?
First a common trait of machines and robots: They are both mechanical devices operated through computer programming to perform task.
What is the explanation for the nano programming in computer architecture?
Nano programming is a type of programming which is currently being developed. This type of programming would allow for the fast healing of diseases or injuries. The idea would be to basically put tiny little robots into a person to help with healing.
