Codey Inventor Course Overview
Codey Inventor Course Overview
Table of Contents
1. Course Overview 3
2. Kit Contents 3
3. Course Structure 4
4. FAQ 6
1. Course Overview
Key Takeaways:
• Programming
• Embedded C
• Logic Building
Description:
● There isn’t any electronics or mechanical item in today’s world without a bit of “code” in
them – equip yourself to be the creator!
● From headers to creating functions, this level takes you through hands on experience of
programming a robot with “Embedded C”
● Learn about creating algorithms, speed control of robot, commanding it to your needs and
many more.
● Debugging codes is neither difficult nor boring – it’s fun and easy, when you have to do it
with Robots.
● Excited to design your own automated Vacuum Cleaner, Fire fighter robot, food serving
robot and a few other robot variations? Go ahead; you have more than 100 projects to work
on
● 24 hours of AI-assisted learning followed by assessment and certification
2. Kit Contents
1. SPDUINO - 1 nos.
2. IR Sensor (D/A Output) - 3 nos.
3. Auton Shield - 1 nos.
4. SPDUINO PCB Plate - 1 nos.
5. Autonomous Robot Chassis (Bottom Plate) - 1 nos.
6. Autonomous Robot Chassis (Middle Plate) - 1 nos.
7. Autonomous Robot Chassis (Top Plate) - 1 nos.
8. Wheel (6.5CM DIA, 3CM Width) - D Shaft - 2 nos.
9. Plastic Geared Motor (BO) - 2 nos.
10. 14MM Steel Ball - 1 nos.
11. 3PIN RMC (Female to Female) - 30CM - 3 nos.
12. 2PIN RMC (Female to Female) - 20CM - 2 nos.
13. USB A-B CABLE - 1 nos.
14. Lithium ION (Li-ion) Battery 2 cell 7.4V 2200MAH - 1 nos.
15. Charging Adapter - 1 nos.
16. Phillips (Slotted) M3X15 Screw (Pack of 10) - 2 nos.
17. Phillips (Slotted) M3X25 Screw (Pack of 10) - 1 nos.
18. 3MM/M3 Nuts (Pack OF 25) - 1 nos.
19. Slotted (Minus) M3X50 Screw (Pack of 10) -1 nos.
20. Phillips (Star) M3X50 Screw (Pack of 10) - 1 nos.
21. Screw Driver (Slotted / Minus) - 1 nos.
22. Screw Driver (Slotted / Star) - 1 nos.
3. Course Structure
Number of Chapters: 13
6 SENSOR BASED ROBOT Your first autonomous robot – make your robot move when
MOVEMENTS there is no obstacle in front and stop once it sees an object.
Start small and smart.
7 OBSTACLE AVOIDER Like the driverless cars that are about to plunge onto our
roads soon? Why just look at it with awe – why not create
one? Start off with the basic concepts of obstacle avoiding –
the seeds to the big algorithms of such applications
8 LIGHT FOLLOWER Fire fighting robots? Solar Trackers? Well, it's the light
following concept. Learn the algorithms and the basics to
program your robot to search for light and find it !
9 WALL FOLLOWER Have a vacuum cleaning robot? Does it have a wall following
mode? Well, that is what you can do in this chapter. Learn the
concept of wall following robot and see it in action !
11 LINE FOLLOWER Line following is the most popular robot that are used in
industries today to perform tasks of transportation, material
handling and path mapping.
4. FAQ
What are the other items required to learn with this kit?
You simply require a PC or tablet with Internet connection. Ideally, utilize Google Chrome browser to
learn on the web.
This kit helps you learn the Basics of Programming – Logic building, C Programming from the Basics
of variables, Statements to creating functions, Conditional Statements, Loops and more. You get to
code your own Robot to do various activities such as self-driving cars, Robot vacuum cleaners,
Industrial based Line Followers, Fire Extinguishing Robot, Pit Avoiding Robot and more. You can
continue forward to make 100+ crazy projects with it, after you completing your learning!
This kit requires 24 involvement hours (which includes video time, coding time and question-answer
time). Suppose you feel that you have to keep yourself engaged for more time, you can essentially
checkout the enormous list of 100+ projects that ought to keep you busy !
Introduction to microcontrollers/ RAM/ ROM/ Crystal Oscillators/ Translator ICs/ FTDI/ Reset
Functionality/ Analog Sensors/ Development board/ Input-output ports.
2.Programming
3.Mechanical
Tabular Algorithms/ Analyzing the possible conditions/ Simulating the output/ Concept of Obstacle
Avoider Robot/ Concept of Pit Avoider Robot/ Concept of Light follower Robot/ Concept of Wall
follower Robot/Concept of Line follower Robot/ Concept of Computer Controlled Robot.
Really? What you can do? There are many students in our community who have created real
applications with the kit and received awards with it. This kit is not a toy, and you can indeed mix
and match it with the previous or later kit parts - it is open for you to explore and go beyond.