Robotics With Raspberry Pi: Build and Program Your First Robot Buggy

Several images representing parts of the course, including a Raspberry Pi, an ultrasonic distance sensor, a robot buggy, and electronics

Build and program your first robot buggy using a Raspberry Pi, learning how to connect motors, add sensors and write algorithms.

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