Devastator Robot Kit (Built-in WiFi Vision and Sensors)

1. Chapter 1: Getting Started

This article introduces the Intel Edison microprocessor, emphasizing its small size, integrated Wi-Fi, and utility for developing portable wireless devices. It showcases innovative projects like the Devastator Tank and Romeo for Edison, highlighting the technology's versatility and potential in robotics.

2. Chapter 2: Run! Devastator!

In Chapter 2, we explore the motor setup and steering mechanisms of the Devastator robot, detailing how signals from the micro controller dictate motor speed, direction, and duration for precise movement and control.

3. Chapter 3: Expansion Modules

This article explores Arduino expansion modules with example codes for controlling LED and Buzzer modules as output indicators, and utilizing PIR sensors for enhanced robot interaction and feedback.

4. Chapter 4: Build The Devastator To Be An Unmanned Tank

This chapter guides you through transforming the Devastator into an unmanned tank with obstacle detection capabilities, using an ultrasonic sensor module and pan&tilt kit to automatically detect and avoid obstacles.

5. Chapter 5: Continuation Of The Assembly Process

The article guides readers through setting up Wi-Fi control on the Intel® Edison microprocessor, enabling remote robot commands and video streaming, providing an intermediate-level experience in robot control.

Reference

This article serves as a reference guide for the Devastator Tank Mobile Platform with Edison, offering a library, tutorials, and additional resources to aid in the development and enhancement of unmanned tank projects. It includes links to various chapters and files that provide comprehensive information for users seeking to build or improve their tank platform using Edison technology.