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Richard Grimmett has been fascinated by computers and electronics from his
very first programming project, which used Fortran on punch cards. He has a
bachelor's and master's degree in electrical engineering and a PhD in leadership
studies. He also has 26 years of experience in the radar and telecommunications
industries (he even has one of the original brick phones). He now teaches computer
science and electrical engineering at Brigham Young University - Idaho, where his
office is filled with his many robotic projects. He recently completed a book on using
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who prefer Raspberry Pi.

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 Table of Contents
Preface 1
Chapter 1: Getting Started with Raspberry Pi 7
Getting started 7
The unveiling 8
Hooking up a keyboard, mouse, and display 10
Installing the operating system 13
Accessing the board remotely 20
Summary 33
Chapter 2: Programming Raspberry Pi 35
Basic Linux commands on Raspberry Pi 36
Creating, editing, and saving files on Raspberry Pi 41
Creating and running Python programs on Raspberry Pi 43
Basic programming constructs on Raspberry Pi 46
The if statement 46
The while statement 48
Working with functions 49
Libraries/modules in Python 51
The object-oriented code 52
Introduction to the C/C++ programming language 54
Summary 58
Chapter 3: Providing Speech Input and Output 59
Hooking up the hardware to make and input sound 61
Using Espeak to allow our projects to respond in a robot voice 68
Using PocketSphinx to accept your voice commands 70
Interpreting commands and initiating actions 78
Summary 81
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Chapter 4: Adding Vision to Raspberry Pi 83

Connecting the USB camera to Raspberry Pi and viewing the images 84
Downloading and installing OpenCV – a fully featured vision library 87
Using the vision library to detect colored objects 92
Summary 98
Chapter 5: Creating Mobile Robots on Wheels 99
Gathering the required hardware 99
Using a motor controller to control the speed of your platform 103
Controlling your mobile platform programmatically using
Raspberry Pi 111
Making your mobile platform truly mobile by issuing voice
commands 116
Summary 118
Chapter 6: Making the Unit Very Mobile – Controlling the
Movement of a Robot with Legs 119
Gathering the hardware 120
Connecting Raspberry Pi to the mobile platform using a
servo controller 124
Connecting the hardware 124
Configuring the software 126
Creating a program in Linux to control the mobile platform 131
Making your mobile platform truly mobile by issuing voice
commands 135
Summary 138
Chapter 7: Avoiding Obstacles Using Sensors 139
Gathering the hardware 139
Connecting Raspberry Pi to an infrared sensor 143
Connecting Raspberry Pi to a USB sonar sensor 150
Connecting the hardware 152
Using a servo to move a single sensor 156
Summary 160
Chapter 8: Going Truly Mobile – The Remote Control of
Your Robot 161
Gathering the hardware 161
Connecting Raspberry Pi to a wireless USB keyboard 168
Using the keyboard to control your project 168
Working remotely with your Raspberry Pi through a wireless LAN 174
Working remotely with your Raspberry Pi through ZigBee 180
Summary 190

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 Table of Contents

Chapter 9: Using a GPS Receiver to Locate Your Robot 191

Connecting Raspberry Pi to a GPS device 192
Accessing the GPS programmatically 204
Summary 219
Chapter 10: System Dynamics 221
Getting started 221
Creating a general control structure 222
Using the structure of the Robot Operating System to enable
complex functionalities 233
Summary 237
Chapter 11: By Land, Sea, and Air 239
Using Raspberry Pi to sail 239
Getting started 240
Using Raspberry Pi to fly robots 247
Using Raspberry Pi to make the robot swim underwater 256
Summary 257
Index 259

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 Preface
The success of Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other such processors has fueled a
community of open source developers who now provide amazing capabilities at
no cost. The continued support of the community now makes producing complex
robotic projects something almost anyone with an interest in the area can do.

Raspberry Pi Robotic Projects is an attempt to organize that set of information and

make it available to a wide audience of possible robotics developers. I can only hope
it will help inspire a new generation that will be as comfortable with robots as this
generation is with personal computers.

What this book covers

Chapter 1, Getting Started with Raspberry Pi, will show you how to power up your
Raspberry Pi, connect it to a keyboard, mouse, display, and a remote computer,
and how to begin to access potential computing power.

Chapter 2, Programming Raspberry Pi, will help you learn the basics of programming
Raspberry Pi, both in Python and C programming languages.

Chapter 3, Providing Speech Input and Output, will help you teach Raspberry Pi
to both speak and listen.

Chapter 4, Adding Vision to Raspberry Pi, will teach you to use a standard USB
webcam to allow your robotic projects to see.

Chapter 5, Creating Mobile Robots on Wheels, will show you how to connect
Raspberry Pi to a mobile-wheeled platform and control its motors so that
your robots can be mobile.

Chapter 6, Making the Unit Very Mobile – Controlling the Movement of a Robot with Legs,
will show you how to make your robot able to walk.
Preface

Chapter 7, Avoiding Obstacles Using Sensors, shows you how to sense the world
around you. As your robot is now mobile, you'll want to avoid or find objects.

Chapter 8, Going Truly Mobile – The Remote Control of Your Robot, shows you how to
control your robot wirelessly as you'll want your robot to move around untethered
by cables.

Chapter 9, Using a GPS Receiver to Locate Your Robot, shows you how to use a GPS
receiver so that your robot will know its location since your robot may get lost if
it is mobile.

Chapter 10, System Dynamics, focuses on how to bring together all the capabilities
of the system to make complex robots.

Chapter 11, By Land, By Sea, and By Air, teaches you how to add capabilities to robots
that sail, fly, and even go under water.

What you need for this book

Here is a partial list of the software you will need for the book:

• 7-zip: This software is a utility to archive and unarchive software

• Image Writer for Windows: This software is needed to write the images to
an SD card
• WinSCP: This software provides the ability to transfer files to/from a PC
• PuTTY: This software allows the user remote access to Raspberry Pi
• VncServer/VNC Viewer: This software allows the user remote access to the
graphical interface of the Raspberry Pi

Who this book is for

If you are curious about using Raspberry Pi to create robotics projects that previously
have been the domain of research labs in major universities or defense departments,
this is the book for you. Some programming background is useful, but if you know
how to use a personal computer, with the aid of the step-by-step instructions in this
book, you will be able to construct complex robotics projects that can move, talk,
listen, see, swim, or fly.

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