the registers on Feetech servos via a simple text based interface. The Feetech-tuna library is based on Python and has been tested on Windows, Mac, and Linux environments making it possible to commission Feetech servos and adjust their registers on all of the common platforms.
Videos What is the DexHand Project? The DexHand is an Open Source, Dexterous Humanoid Hand originally created by Rob Knight of The […]
Project Overview The FlexTender is a prototype CNC Machine Tending solution we have been building and using for production work in our […]
Overview of the Project We were fortunate to be selected as a Beta customer for the ZA-6 Industrial Robot released by Tormach. […]
Background This project is based on my final assignment for the Computer Vision 1: Introduction course at OpenCV.org. I just finished up […]
Quick Look/Synopsis Who Is It For: People with basic programming skills (ideally Python) that are interested in sampling a variety of topics […]
Having trouble connecting to your OAK-D camera on the TurtleBot4? It might need UDEV rules for the device in order for ROS to be able to see it.
Setting up a Bluetooth Joystick on the TurtleBot4 Lite Edition involves a few tricks and modifications to the ROS install. We cover how to do it in this article.
How exactly does ROS get launched when the TurtleBot4 boots up? We take a look at the inner workings in this post.
Listen to our founder and CTO, Trent Shumay on his appearance on the Programming Electronics Academy Podcast talking about IoT, FizViz, and […]
