1) Learn Electronics 2) Learn assembler 3) Control electronics through assembler 4) Learn C or C++ 5) Control electronics through C/C++ 6) A class of mechanical engineering is good too (I severely miss that skill) 7) Learn 3D modelling for 3D printing 8) Learn molding and casting to reproduce (printed or lasercut) parts faster and more cheaply.
@@Kimchi_Studios that’s not a valid argument, you can pay someone to do all these steps. Most big companies do that :) And assembler is still necessary on the embedded level. If you create your own CPU board, you’ll need to create those first boot straps and initial drivers in assembler before you can put your C kernel/state engine on top. Also assembler teaches you proper coding and cpu understanding. And when you use tiny micro controllers, like the ATTiny which is nice and small and has enough IO for a lot of applications. But the 4K would be filled up in no time when using C and the overhead it introduces. And especially for timing exact processes you still do cycle counting on a single microcontroller core without OS. But mostly it's important to learn how CPUs work and write efficient code. And really chunk down a problem to it's smallest instance -- which is so important in (software) engineering.
@@CallousCoder No, it IS a valid argument. Understand it from a job perspective. As a robotics engineer, you dont have to mold and cast ur own parts. That's where mechanical engineers come in. Focus on the essential skills.
@@johnwig285 and yet we do it all the time! There’s no such strict separation anymore. Not even in the film business (where I work most of the time as SFX and VFX guy). You need to do it all, because time lines are strict. And what use is a robot without a proper chassis? It’s not. If you can get things OTC then sure! Do it it saves time but sooner or later you’ll need to make unique parts.
@@johnwig285 Dawg you just sound like you have no passion which is okay but you don't gotta tell people they're wasting their time when it's not for them.
i want to be a smart person, like i want to know complex math and chemistry and engineering but i am in my senior yeah and have completely cheated my way through high school and literally dont even have base knowledge in any subject
Interesting. I did robotics engineering in university although I ended up working in electrical engineering. I’ll probably try it out automating my Mom’s laundry line (drying) - she uses a steel frame that has wheels so would use some motors as output and light and humidity sensors as input.. once the light drops to a certain level and the humidity hits 80%; wheel the whole thing in so nothing gets wet in the rain.
Sounds like a perfect project to test your skills planning, and implementing all the necessary steps to achieve this. It might be possible to attach a motor to the pulley system and use a light/humidity sensor to activate the motor at the correct time. Some humidity and light sensor come with adjustable settings which means you can do this without any programming required.
First of all thank you for giving hope to us people in countries like sudan,africa.. Hope that we can still learn what we love despite the obstacles along the way... Like we can't buy these kits you mentioned directly but what i like the most about this vedio is it feels smooth and doable to learn robotics so really really thank you sir for being informative and helpful and have a good day✌️🇸🇩
I like fields and projects that most people say are too complicated and boring since I have autism and my brain is wired up to love stuff like that. I could design and give you a multitude of full proof concepts that could absolutely be fleshed out into working real-world applicable machines… it’s just I don’t know how to do it yet. That’s why I gotta learn!!!
Thank you for this video. I've been on the hunt for some sort of programming/robotics for my 13 year old brother whose shown a passion for this and have been finding it hard to know where to begin. Great having the links to the products too!!!
a Family friend offered some work experience which is teaching kids robotics, and though I learned computer science I don't have knowledge outside the course, which is why I'm here. Thank you
Hey dr robot, thank you so much for making these videos! I'm someone with zero experience looking to learn how to make robots as a hobby and your videos have been a god sent.
@@RobotixwithSina i started learning python last year wanting to get into robotics without realizing that i had to actually learn the C language and understand the basics of electronics(yes i was dumb)
If you’re just starting to learn robotics and feel like you’re getting stuck, read this comment: Listen, I know it sucks. Learning all the wiring and coding that goes into this is challenging… trust me, I have autism so that’s just one more mental barrier that I end up setting in front of myself without even having a say. But, if I’ve learned anything… you should almost be able to envision your next step, before you take it. What I mean is that if you take your time, and don’t stress.. you know very well your brain could come up with complex strategies to accomplish things! The only way to let that out, is to slowly teach yourself one thread at a time. Imagine it like climbing a mountain; You go slow, and plan out every step that comes to ensure your safety and progress stays thorough. The more you climb mountains, you get faster naturally get without pushing yourself as hard. You wouldn’t want to rush climbing a mountain would you? You’ll likely mess up, the only difference is messing up while coding is an inconvenience.. messing up while climbing could cost you your life. Maybe, for some people, you should treat coding consequences like climbing ones.. you’ll think a lot more about what you’re doing and put more care into it. Robotics and Climbing are completely different things, but they don’t have to be. If you apply the mentality of a careful climber, who strategically makes a lengthy combination of steps and grabs… then you can be a careful programmer, who strategically makes a lengthy combination of actions and wireframing(aka; building out your code from something small to something big). Maybe you’ve heard something like this before in your life, but take it differently from me. Remember, I have autism so I’m in a different spectrum than most of you… it doesn’t mean I’m smarter or anything, it just means my head is outside the box in my own format. And if you think you’ll forget.. maybe print out this comment or something. Set it up, read it again through and through till you get what I’m saying.
Dude this is totally interesting. Like I have always been interested in robotics. I just never had the opportunity or access to learn. I wish I was 23 or 25. Damn just being able to see a machine come alive is so awe inspiring to me. You make me want quit my job and learn this....damn I wish I was 25. Bro keep teaching I'll be lurking. Do you think and older guy can learn these things??
@@RobotixwithSina I have a background in web development. At the moment I do ad ops/ programatics. It is a sector of digital marketing. I do have experience in php and javascript. From my understanding I have to learn C/C++. I dont much knowledge in robotics but for me it time....damn where was all this seven years ago.
Thank you!!! I wanted to join my robotics club but I have no experience. So over the summer I am starting, and this video is very informative for me!!!
Thanks doctor robot I always like robots since I was a Kid (I admired asimo) and I have seen what Boston dynamics can do and that stuff is cool amazing. Now I’m getting started in this journey. :)
You know, I love this video so bad I'm in developing country and sources for (technology) knowledges are hard to find, thank you~✨💖💗 glad that I still know a little of English, thank you so much!😊💝✨
I can't believe that you put a link of an Arduino kit for Bangladeshi aspirants. I wholeheartedly thank you for considering us out of so big many countries!!
Sir I am just a high school kid but I built my first ardurino project as smart dustbin using ultrasonic sensor,ardurino nano and a servo But I programmed it with my mobile phone with an app named a ardurino droid. my first project worked so I fixed my ambition as robotics
Dude 3-4 hours a day is extremely difficult for most ppl. Try 1-2 hours a day if you’re always learning new stuff every day. If you’ve been sitting around learning nothing for a month or two, then maybe try 3-4 hours a day. During the weekend maybe 3-4 makes more sense
I understand. however, I'd recommend to put in 3-4 hours each day for at least 2 months to build the momentum. Once you are able to build cool projects with Arduino, you'll be hooked and would want to learn more
@@RobotixwithSina that’s exactly how I started applying data science / machine learning to my job! 2-4 months of nonstop grind it was so fun. Now I have a handful of amazing opportunities. : The initial experience from grinding helps so much to discover better projects for the future!!
I’m in my freshman year just started and I want to start learning robotics early and since everything starts to count in Highschool I’m trying my best to enter science related competitions in hopes of finding a good college wish me luck
thanks for the info and you are right I'm going to buy the Project Smart Robot Car Kit you found before getting a Devastator Robot kit so I know more of what I'm doing before going into it deep
You’re in the 8th grade now right, so if you see this please take my advice if you want to do comp sci or robotics, don’t quit if people tell you you’re a geek and all that don’t listen, build massive projects implement AI in your work don’t stop!
I am encouraged by this video and have invested in both the Elegoo kits. I also accepted the recommendation to study C++ with the Coursera "C for Everyone: Programming Fundamentals". Has anyone else been disappointed by the course and the lecturer?
@@RobotixwithSina i am not getting the full course of robotics by edx which's link is in description that is not full course only introduction is there please suggest any other course
@@RobotixwithSina Dr. Robot do you have a recommended Arduino course to learn and master Arduino? The one from EdX titled Arduino: from novice to ninja isn’t available.
Hey sina i always wonder about how robotics are worked how they analyse the data and prform functions I searched on the internet but cant get much information So can you please tell me how robots can understand data after code and there vision functions Or please can you refer any channels where i can learn ?
Hello! This is such a helpful video. But I'm curious of something important for the project I've been conceptualizing. Can I control the robot hardware without me being in range? How and what should I study to learn how to do it? Anyone who knows, please enlighten me. I'm just a 2nd year IT student and I really lacked knowledge about hardware especially robotics because all we do is programming. I really need it now :(( thanks in advance!
Get an Erector Set or K'Nex at a young age. That's the best way to start if you ask me. This video came up while searching what the modern equivalent is to these early robotics educational toys to get for my kids for Christmas. I'm aware that erector set and connects are still around but just I'm assuming more advanced stuff is available nowadays (some newfangled kit toy probably connect to cell phones and all kinds of stuff).
the great thing about the C programing language family is once you know one the others are extremely easy to pick up on. so you basically learn 3 languages by learning one. i started with C++ and can use C and C# without hesitation.
I'm planning to create two more videos that will walk you through the process of going from an absolute beginner to a robotics engineer. Stay tuned. I need your support to make this happen. So please support anyway you can.
Can you please help me i was looking to buy the Arduino kit but i live in EU so the shipping is very High so do you have a alternative for people in Europe?
ive always loved robotics and i want to become a robotics engineer in the future, im going through the british curriculum which is why im wondering what subjects i need to take to become a robotics engineer..
can you make a video about robotics in healthcare industry ( like surgery robots or rehabilitation ) and biomechatronics ? How a biomedical engineer can choose that way ?
What about MECHANICAL ENGINEERING without applying MECHANICAL ENGINEERING How is it possible to design efficient , precision robots??? By learning c and arduino is just not enough you need to be very good in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
You can buy kits for robots,and learn Python programm. The raspberry pi is like a micro computer. When you program on it,it will control the kits to realise some functions. Like following humen move.
Dr Robot, You made the video on Robotics SE and ME. I request you to please make one on "Electronics/Electrical Roadmap" too. If possible please make it soon. Thank You.
Python its most powerfull programming language in robots if you are beginner i will recommeded you to learn python its power full language and its easy to learn
It's either C + Arduino or Python + Raspberry Pi. My recommendation for beginners is C + Arduino just because it's much easier to learn Arduino compared to Raspberry Pi
I wouldn't go as far as saying that Learning C is a prerequisite to learn C++. They both can be learned independently from one another. Knowledge of C++ doesn't require prior knowledge of C.
1) Learn Electronics
2) Learn assembler
3) Control electronics through assembler
4) Learn C or C++
5) Control electronics through C/C++
6) A class of mechanical engineering is good too (I severely miss that skill)
7) Learn 3D modelling for 3D printing
8) Learn molding and casting to reproduce (printed or lasercut) parts faster and more cheaply.
Assembler is unnecessary. Take that step out. Step 8 is unnecessary since you can pay people to do that part for you.
@@Kimchi_Studios that’s not a valid argument, you can pay someone to do all these steps. Most big companies do that :)
And assembler is still necessary on the embedded level. If you create your own CPU board, you’ll need to create those first boot straps and initial drivers in assembler before you can put your C kernel/state engine on top. Also assembler teaches you proper coding and cpu understanding.
And when you use tiny micro controllers, like the ATTiny which is nice and small and has enough IO for a lot of applications. But the 4K would be filled up in no time when using C and the overhead it introduces.
And especially for timing exact processes you still do cycle counting on a single microcontroller core without OS.
But mostly it's important to learn how CPUs work and write efficient code. And really chunk down a problem to it's smallest instance -- which is so important in (software) engineering.
@@CallousCoder No, it IS a valid argument. Understand it from a job perspective. As a robotics engineer, you dont have to mold and cast ur own parts. That's where mechanical engineers come in. Focus on the essential skills.
@@johnwig285 and yet we do it all the time! There’s no such strict separation anymore. Not even in the film business (where I work most of the time as SFX and VFX guy). You need to do it all, because time lines are strict. And what use is a robot without a proper chassis? It’s not. If you can get things OTC then sure! Do it it saves time but sooner or later you’ll need to make unique parts.
@@johnwig285 Dawg you just sound like you have no passion which is okay but you don't gotta tell people they're wasting their time when it's not for them.
i want to be a smart person, like i want to know complex math and chemistry and engineering but i am in my senior yeah and have completely cheated my way through high school and literally dont even have base knowledge in any subject
I feel u school kills our interests, i learn on the internet now😊
Bro I'm the exact same
im in the same boat, there are sooooooo many kids like us bro
I love how you guys are supporting each other
I am just 14, i hate school and i have learnt more than 10 years of school in 6 months on internet during lockdown
When he said Micheal reeves I was like: Yep this is for me
Fr man, the moment he said it i was like fuck yea
Same
same lmao
same
Y e s
Just got offered a job to teach beginning robotics to children as part of STEM. I'm a beginner too! This is a great jumping off point...thank you.
Congrats!
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Thanks
But python is 400 times slower than c++
python trash
he clearly said C, are you challenged?
I use C# coding language
Aka c sharp
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Thanks a lot for sharing this! 😊
This is a handy video to watch. I'm the overachieving science-lover insomniac with a big idea of a recreational robot lol
Honestly same
Never related to anything more in ma life
Interesting. I did robotics engineering in university although I ended up working in electrical engineering. I’ll probably try it out automating my Mom’s laundry line (drying) - she uses a steel frame that has wheels so would use some motors as output and light and humidity sensors as input.. once the light drops to a certain level and the humidity hits 80%; wheel the whole thing in so nothing gets wet in the rain.
Did it work?
sheesh
Sounds like a perfect project to test your skills planning, and implementing all the necessary steps to achieve this. It might be possible to attach a motor to the pulley system and use a light/humidity sensor to activate the motor at the correct time. Some humidity and light sensor come with adjustable settings which means you can do this without any programming required.
First of all thank you for giving hope to us people in countries like sudan,africa.. Hope that we can still learn what we love despite the obstacles along the way... Like we can't buy these kits you mentioned directly but what i like the most about this vedio is it feels smooth and doable to learn robotics so really really thank you sir for being informative and helpful and have a good day✌️🇸🇩
You're welcome Hamza. Where are you from and what do you study?
@@RobotixwithSina I'm from sudan and I'm studying mechanical engineering.
@@hamzamohamed7935 Good luck brother :)
@@hamzamohamed7935how is it going brother?
The moment he said michael reeves, I didn’t click off.
you like him that much?
@@RobotixwithSina yup
Yay what ive been looking for!!! Finally somewhere to start
I like fields and projects that most people say are too complicated and boring since I have autism and my brain is wired up to love stuff like that.
I could design and give you a multitude of full proof concepts that could absolutely be fleshed out into working real-world applicable machines… it’s just I don’t know how to do it yet. That’s why I gotta learn!!!
Thank you for this video. I've been on the hunt for some sort of programming/robotics for my 13 year old brother whose shown a passion for this and have been finding it hard to know where to begin. Great having the links to the products too!!!
Glad I could help!
I was really interested but I thought I should learn Python but this video guided me a better way. Thank you doc .
Glad it was helpful!
Same here also. It's so useful chennel. That is why I subscribed it
a Family friend offered some work experience which is teaching kids robotics, and though I learned computer science I don't have knowledge outside the course, which is why I'm here. Thank you
Hey dr robot, thank you so much for making these videos! I'm someone with zero experience looking to learn how to make robots as a hobby and your videos have been a god sent.
you're welcome. Plz reach out if you have any questions or need help
@@RobotixwithSina thankzz dr. Robot
@@RobotixwithSina hello sir on edx site that cource is writeen 'This course is archived' how can we join cource please help
Awesome video sir, pls can you start a tutorial for beginners on robotics, like a class, thanks
hows it going? did you fulfill your hobby
I was confused about how to start my journey in robotics. Thank you, Mr. Robot, through this video now I know the flow.
You're welcome
Robotics. Thats what i was searching for! Thanks dude
This was EXACTLY the video i was looking for
What do you study?
@@RobotixwithSina i started learning python last year wanting to get into robotics without realizing that i had to actually learn the C language and understand the basics of electronics(yes i was dumb)
If you’re just starting to learn robotics and feel like you’re getting stuck, read this comment:
Listen, I know it sucks. Learning all the wiring and coding that goes into this is challenging… trust me, I have autism so that’s just one more mental barrier that I end up setting in front of myself without even having a say.
But, if I’ve learned anything… you should almost be able to envision your next step, before you take it. What I mean is that if you take your time, and don’t stress.. you know very well your brain could come up with complex strategies to accomplish things! The only way to let that out, is to slowly teach yourself one thread at a time.
Imagine it like climbing a mountain; You go slow, and plan out every step that comes to ensure your safety and progress stays thorough. The more you climb mountains, you get faster naturally get without pushing yourself as hard.
You wouldn’t want to rush climbing a mountain would you? You’ll likely mess up, the only difference is messing up while coding is an inconvenience.. messing up while climbing could cost you your life.
Maybe, for some people, you should treat coding consequences like climbing ones.. you’ll think a lot more about what you’re doing and put more care into it.
Robotics and Climbing are completely different things, but they don’t have to be. If you apply the mentality of a careful climber, who strategically makes a lengthy combination of steps and grabs… then you can be a careful programmer, who strategically makes a lengthy combination of actions and wireframing(aka; building out your code from something small to something big).
Maybe you’ve heard something like this before in your life, but take it differently from me. Remember, I have autism so I’m in a different spectrum than most of you… it doesn’t mean I’m smarter or anything, it just means my head is outside the box in my own format.
And if you think you’ll forget.. maybe print out this comment or something. Set it up, read it again through and through till you get what I’m saying.
Dude this is totally interesting. Like I have always been interested in robotics. I just never had the opportunity or access to learn. I wish I was 23 or 25. Damn just being able to see a machine come alive is so awe inspiring to me. You make me want quit my job and learn this....damn I wish I was 25. Bro keep teaching I'll be lurking. Do you think and older guy can learn these things??
how old are you? are you an engineer?
@@RobotixwithSina 32. I really appreciate the fact you are showing people how to get into the field.
@@RobotixwithSina I have a background in web development. At the moment I do ad ops/ programatics. It is a sector of digital marketing. I do have experience in php and javascript. From my understanding I have to learn C/C++. I dont much knowledge in robotics but for me it time....damn where was all this seven years ago.
@@RobotixwithSina also what the work hours like?? Is it 60hr/80hr weeks??
@@kphorce: it's not too late at all.
Thanks for a information.
If I had any friends that were into robotics, I'd refer you
Thank you!!
If I had any friends I would refer them...
Robotics is an exciting field
Time to build Terminator
I just wanna be like Dr. Eggman and built amazing robots
I want my own programmable robot. I don’t care so much about building it until I can program it well.
Hello, if that's the case, skip step 2. Learn C/C++, Python, ROS, get a robot kit, maybe a programmable drone and start programming it
I’m grade 8 trying to join robotics class and wanted some prior knowledge so I’m here watching robotics videos
Coming here to make robotics project in school last year !!!
Thank you!!! I wanted to join my robotics club
but I have no experience. So over the summer I am starting, and this video is very informative for me!!!
you're welcome! where do you live if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks doctor robot I always like robots since I was a Kid (I admired asimo) and I have seen what Boston dynamics can do and that stuff is cool amazing. Now I’m getting started in this journey. :)
what do you do for a living?
@@RobotixwithSina I graduated high school in 2020
This is where my empire starts
You know, I love this video so bad I'm in developing country and sources for (technology) knowledges are hard to find, thank you~✨💖💗 glad that I still know a little of English, thank you so much!😊💝✨
Where are you from?
I can't believe that you put a link of an Arduino kit for Bangladeshi aspirants. I wholeheartedly thank you for considering us out of so big many countries!!
You are most welcome
same, I was so happy seeing the ardunio kit link!
Behins the scene 🤣😂👌🏻🔥
Well done bro , nice video ⚡️🔥
Thanks!
Sir I only 12 years and I make a water pump in age of nine so now I learn the basics of robotics thanks
That's great!. Keep it up Ramdas!
The robot car can be put together in under 2 hours while knowing nothing of C or electronics. It’s all plug and play. Know this before you buy.
Sir I am just a high school kid but I built my first ardurino project as smart dustbin using ultrasonic sensor,ardurino nano and a servo
But I programmed it with my mobile phone with an app named a ardurino droid. my first project worked so I fixed my ambition as robotics
Inspiring story. Where are you from?
Iam from india, tamilnadu
@@maths5214 whats your age?
Dude 3-4 hours a day is extremely difficult for most ppl. Try 1-2 hours a day if you’re always learning new stuff every day. If you’ve been sitting around learning nothing for a month or two, then maybe try 3-4 hours a day. During the weekend maybe 3-4 makes more sense
I understand. however, I'd recommend to put in 3-4 hours each day for at least 2 months to build the momentum. Once you are able to build cool projects with Arduino, you'll be hooked and would want to learn more
@@RobotixwithSina that’s exactly how I started applying data science / machine learning to my job! 2-4 months of nonstop grind it was so fun. Now I have a handful of amazing opportunities. : The initial experience from grinding helps so much to discover better projects for the future!!
Me who can do 16 hours a day: *Uhhhh im getting this finished as soon as possible*
I’m in my freshman year just started and I want to start learning robotics early and since everything starts to count in Highschool I’m trying my best to enter science related competitions in hopes of finding a good college wish me luck
thanks for the info and you are right I'm going to buy the Project Smart Robot Car Kit you found before getting a Devastator Robot kit so I know more of what I'm doing before going into it deep
Thank you Dr Robot, loved it!
You're welcome
Hi sir! Im in the 7th grade and my computer teacher is teaching us python hope to get in the robotics field one day!
Best of luck!
That's great! 👍
You’re in the 8th grade now right, so if you see this please take my advice if you want to do comp sci or robotics, don’t quit if people tell you you’re a geek and all that don’t listen, build massive projects implement AI in your work don’t stop!
I am encouraged by this video and have invested in both the Elegoo kits. I also accepted the recommendation to study C++ with the Coursera "C for Everyone: Programming Fundamentals". Has anyone else been disappointed by the course and the lecturer?
Good Luck!
Who watched "Behind the Scene" at the very end?😄
Very interesting 😂
Me lol
When people say learn C
Me: “Me my father or my son.”
-vegeta
Yes
( C or C++ ) which one should I learn first?? Please let me know.
if you are new to programming or Robotics, start with C.
I just wanna make a romote controle custom wall-e
I love robotics but I never had the opportunity to study for that 😕
Great video, Thank you 😅
You're welcome Ola!
@@RobotixwithSina i am not getting the full course of robotics by edx which's link is in description that is not full course only introduction is there please suggest any other course
Thank you dr robat😍 that was great😇
You're welcome!
@@RobotixwithSina Dr. Robot do you have a recommended Arduino course to learn and master Arduino? The one from EdX titled Arduino: from novice to ninja isn’t available.
@@bassplayer807 : Check out this course: bit.ly/32OopA9
i have learnt electronics but not programming :(
Love from India
amazing!!!
Thank you!!
A great video from a great person. Thanks.
So nice of you
Hey sina i always wonder about how robotics are worked how they analyse the data and prform functions
I searched on the internet but cant get much information
So can you please tell me how robots can understand data after code and there vision functions
Or please can you refer any channels where i can learn ?
So cool
Thanks
Hello! This is such a helpful video. But I'm curious of something important for the project I've been conceptualizing. Can I control the robot hardware without me being in range? How and what should I study to learn how to do it? Anyone who knows, please enlighten me. I'm just a 2nd year IT student and I really lacked knowledge about hardware especially robotics because all we do is programming. I really need it now :(( thanks in advance!
--without me being in range by means of using the software application I programmed for the robot while it is miles away from me.
You're awesome, plz keep going, really appreciated with resources, Give more 🤗
Thanks. What other topics would you like to see?
I'm mechatronics engineering in 1st year and I wanna more videos, resources and guidelines if you mind 😅, thanks 🙏
@@moamenkamal : stay tuned. there are even better videos coming up
I am a 1st year electronics engineer. I like this video.
Which college bro caz I am also from India.....
Get an Erector Set or K'Nex at a young age. That's the best way to start if you ask me. This video came up while searching what the modern equivalent is to these early robotics educational toys to get for my kids for Christmas. I'm aware that erector set and connects are still around but just I'm assuming more advanced stuff is available nowadays (some newfangled kit toy probably connect to cell phones and all kinds of stuff).
what to learn to become a robotics hardware engineer ?
Electrical or mechanical engineering would be great options.
the great thing about the C programing language family is once you know one the others are extremely easy to pick up on.
so you basically learn 3 languages by learning one.
i started with C++ and can use C and C# without hesitation.
Java will be easy AF too
Anyone know of any free resources to learn the C language, python, etc?
@@chasxreacts155 freecodecamp channel here on CZcams.
I've listed many resources in the description box of this video: czcams.com/video/8mOHS8M1Pmc/video.html
Nicely explained...
But Dr. Robot tell us how learn advance robotics...and which microcontroller are better for commercialization
I'm planning to create two more videos that will walk you through the process of going from an absolute beginner to a robotics engineer. Stay tuned.
I need your support to make this happen. So please support anyway you can.
@@RobotixwithSina
Thank man
Thank you for making this. Very helpful.
You're very welcome!
Can you please help me i was looking to buy the Arduino kit but i live in EU so the shipping is very High so do you have a alternative for people in Europe?
Where in Europe do you live?
ive always loved robotics and i want to become a robotics engineer in the future, im going through the british curriculum which is why im wondering what subjects i need to take to become a robotics engineer..
I have 3 roadmap videos on becoming a Robotics Mech, EE, and SW Eng. you can watch them for an ultimate guide
I’ve never coded anything ever but I really want to learn to code. Please where should I start
how old are you?
I am waiting for this video
Were the steps clear,simple, and detailed enough for you?
@@RobotixwithSina thanks
Sick!!!
I will be grateful if you provided industrial and professional path advices of waht I really focus on and learn.
are you an engineer? did you check out my roadmap videos?
@@RobotixwithSina
Yes, I am. Actually I didn't know about them until now. Thank you! I'll check them ASAP.
Pls which one is better for robotics
Mechanical engineering or electrical engineering
Meanwhile I'm wondering about C++ vs C. I don't really know C++ but seems like it would be less precise.
can you make a video about robotics in healthcare industry ( like surgery robots or rehabilitation ) and biomechatronics ? How a biomedical engineer can choose that way ?
I will, stay tuned!
What can i do amazon don't support my country (Ethiopian)
What about MECHANICAL ENGINEERING without applying MECHANICAL ENGINEERING How is it possible to design efficient , precision robots??? By learning c and arduino is just not enough you need to be very good in MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
This video should answer your question: czcams.com/video/X5CBzhPPc_c/video.html
i can't buy the kit
Thank you emoji man
😀
Thanks
Sir, i am in class 11.so, how can i start learning robotics. Should i take online courses or i have to take online courses after 12???
Hi IYI, Just follow the steps in this video. They are all simple and designed for beginners like you.
I also 11th class I want to learn robotics engineering which courses are best for robotics engineering sir when to learn robotics
@@srsh1771: are you also a beginner?
Hy i am from India.😇
Do have book abut larn roboyic and programming ?
Yes, see the description box of this video for a Book on C programming language.
@@RobotixwithSina thanx bro😄
A real world doctor robotnic!! this is war!! i thought i was the only one inspired by Eggman from sonic the hedgehog lol
You can buy kits for robots,and learn Python programm. The raspberry pi is like a micro computer. When you program on it,it will control the kits to realise some functions. Like following humen move.
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Sir i want to get into the field of Robotics, can you please upload some videos regarding that please?
Omg, thank uuuu💕 This was so helpful!
Thank you Isabel for watching the video
Thanks a lot...🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️
well my professor is just pressuring us to do this shit
What do you study?
thank you
Me just knowing anything he’s saying by I’m 8 years old
Hello, how can I get that starter kit please?
where do you live?
This is y I like robotix ❤️
Waiting for next video
What would you like the next video to be about?
Projects
@@naveenkareria6759 : Good projects to get hands-on experience?
do you want more software oriented projects or mechanical/design oriented projects?
Yes
@@naveenkareria6759 : software projects or mechanical/design projects?
So much's for everything
Well , thanks
You're welcome
You are great teacher
Thank you! what do you study?
Please do more videos like this for the complete beginners. Thanks a lot. 🙏🏻
Will do!
Great job sir...your all videos are amazing
So nice of you
Dr Robot, You made the video on Robotics SE and ME. I request you to please make one on "Electronics/Electrical Roadmap" too. If possible please make it soon. Thank You.
working on it. stay tuned!
Python its most powerfull programming language in robots if you are beginner i will recommeded you to learn python its power full language and its easy to learn
It's either C + Arduino or Python + Raspberry Pi. My recommendation for beginners is C + Arduino just because it's much easier to learn Arduino compared to Raspberry Pi
THANK YOU MAN
Thank you Jose for your support!
I wouldn't go as far as saying that Learning C is a prerequisite to learn C++. They both can be learned independently from one another. Knowledge of C++ doesn't require prior knowledge of C.
What are the advantages of using C++ over C? I mean is it actually better and why?
Woawww thank you very much!
You're welcome!
Ok i am scared now how did you know i was a fan of michael reeves