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CyberPi is a main control board independently developed by Makeblock. With the compact structure and built-in ports, it can easily be extended. It supports mBlock 5 and mBlock-Python Editor, and it is applicable to multiple education scenarios including large-class teaching, community teaching, and online/offline education and training.
Case 2 - Control the LEDs; Case 3 - CyberPi says "Hi" Case 4 - Detect the light intensity; Case 5 - Detect the loudness; Case 6 - Detect the rotation angles of the gyroscope; Case 7 - Control the buttons; Case 8 - Control the joystick; Case 9 - Access the Internet
11 Απρ 2016 · In order to implement this example, an Android app to control Bluetooth communication is needed. I used this one: This app will let you make a bluetooth exploration to give you the chance to stablish a connection with devices close to you.
5 Μαρ 2016 · This videos show how to connect and control Makeblock robo from your phone. Many people can't control their robots, because it just freezes after connect wit...
24 Φεβ 2016 · Makeblock app (iOS, Android) can be used to control motors or read sensor values. It is quite flexible – users can design their “control panels” for their robots by dragging components around. It is ideal for DIY users. If you have iPads, mBlockly provides a light-weighted environment to learn some basics of programming with mBot and the iPad.
This #How to shows you how to code your remote control robot a remote control for a newly acquired mBot2 via Bluetooth. All you need are a built mBot2 and a smartphone or tablet . (Even if you haven't got an mBot2 yet, you can download the software and give it a try!)
