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Publisher's Noteguaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.The Bestselling Robotics Book--Now with New Projects and Online Tools!"Amazing...should be required reading for any budding robot builder!" -GeekDad, Wired.com Have fun while learning how to design, construct, and use small robots! This richly illustrated guide offers everything you need to know to construct sophisticated, fully autonomous robots that can be programmed from your computer. Fully updated with the latest technologies and techniques, Robot Builder's Bonanza, Fourth Edition includes step-by-step plans that take you from building basic motorized platforms to giving the machine a brain--and teaching it to walk, talk, and obey commands.This robot builder's paradise is packed with more than 100 affordable projects, including 10 completely new robot designs. The projects are modular and can be combined to create a variety of highly intelligent and workable robots of all shapes and sizes. Mix and match the projects to develop your own unique creations. The only limit is your imagination!Robot Builder's Bonanza, Fourth Edition covers:Parts, materials, and toolsBuilding motorized wooden, plastic, and metal platformsRapid prototyping methodsDrafting bots with computer-aided designConstructing high-tech robots from toysBuilding bots from found partsPower, motors, and locomotionRobots with wheels, tracks, and legsConstructing robotic arms and grippersRobot electronics and circuit makingComputers and electronic controlMicrocontrollers--Arduino, PICAXE, and the BASIC stampRemote control systemsSensors, navigation, and visual feedbackRobot vision via proximity, light, and distanceNew! FREE online content at:www.robotoid.comMy First Robot tutorial lessonsProject parts finderAnimated, interactive learning toolsHow-to videos, robot e-plans, bonus articles, links, and morePlus, go to:www.mhprofessional.com/rbb4 for:Downloadable programsRBB app notesBonus chaptersMake Great Stuff!TAB, an imprint of McGraw-Hill Professional, is a leading publisher of DIY technology books for makers, hackers, and electronics hobbyists.
Contents
Part 1--The Art and Science of Robot BuildingChapter 1. Welcome to the Wonderful World of RoboticsChapter 2. Anatomy of a RobotChapter 3. Getting PartsPart 2--Robot ConstructionChapter 4. Safety First (and Always)Chapter 5. Building Robot Bodies--the BasicsChapter 6. Mechanical Construction TechniquesChapter 7. Working with WoodChapter 8. Build a Motorized Wooden PlatformChapter 9. Working with PlasticChapter 10. Build a Motorized Plastic PlatformChapter 11. Working with MetalChapter 12. Build a Motorized Metal PlatformChapter 13. Assembly TechniquesChapter 14. Rapid Prototyping MethodsChapter 15. Drafting Bots with Computer-Aided DesignChapter 16. Constructing High-Tech Robots from ToysChapter 17. Building Bots from Found PartsPart 3--Power, Motors, and LocomotionChapter 18. All about BatteriesChapter 19. Robot Power SystemsChapter 20. Moving Your RobotChapter 21. Choosing the Right MotorChapter 22. Using DC MotorsChapter 23. Using Servo MotorsChapter 24. Mounting Motors and WheelsChapter 25. Robot Movement with Shape Memory AlloyPart 4--Hands-on Robotic ProjectsChapter 26. Build Robots with Wheels and TracksChapter 27. Build Robots with LegsChapter 28. Experimenting with Robotic ArmsChapter 29. Experimenting with Robotic GrippersPart 5--Robot ElectronicsChapter 30. Building Robot Electronics--the BasicsChapter 31. Common Electronic Components for RoboticsChapter 32. Using Solderless BreadboardsChapter 33. Making Circuit BoardsPart 6--Computers and Electronic ControlChapter 34. An Overview of Robot "Brains"Chapter 35. Understanding MicrocontrollersChapter 36. Programming Concepts: The FundamentalsPart 7--Microcontroller BrainsChapter 37. Using the ArduinoChapter 38. Using the PICAXEChapter 39. Using the BASIC StampChapter 40. Interfacing Hardware with Your Microcontroller or ComputerChapter 41. Remote Control SystemsPart 8--Sensors, Navigation, and FeedbackChapter 42. Adding the Sense of TouchChapter 43. Proximity and Distance SensingChapter 44. Robotic EyesChapter 45. Navigating Your RobotChapter 46. Making and Listening to SoundChapter 47. Interacting with Your CreationChapter 48. Danger, Will RobinsonAppendix A--RBB Online SupportAppendix B--Internet Parts SourcesAppendix C--Mechanical ReferenceAppendix D--Electronic ReferenceIndexNER(01): WOW
