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If you have the cash, we use Turtlebots in our labs. They use ROS which can be programmed in C++, Python or LISP. There's a cheaper similar version that also us
by jcagalawan 11y ago
If you have the cash, we use Turtlebots in our labs. They use ROS which can be programmed in C++, Python or LISP. There's a cheaper similar version that also uses ROS called DeepBot, but I haven't had any experience with it. It looks good from the website though and that price is hard to beat.
ROS is great as the code you write for one robot can be used on another one fairly easily. It's also gaining pretty large traction in industry with companies. I find that Raspberry Pi/Arduino route more geared towards hardware. I tried that route myself and lost interest fairly quickly.
[0]http://www.turtlebot.com/ http://www.turtlebot.com/
[1]http://www.ros.org/ http://www.ros.org/
[2]https://www.autonomous.ai/deepbot-research-robot https://www.autonomous.ai/deepbot-research-robot