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| - | **Mehhatroonika ja Robootika Kodulabor** on ATmega128 mikrokontrolleril põhinev omavahel seotud moodulite komplekt, mis on komplekteeritud kaasaskantavasse kohvrisse. Kodulaboriga saab teha erinevaid mehhatroonika- ja robootikaalaseid eksperimente ja harjutusi alates lihtsast tule vilgutamisest kuni keeruka seadme ehitamiseni. Kodulabor on mõeldud eelkõige koolidele, sisaldades endas lisaks riistvarale ka metoodilist materjali ja harjutusülesandeid koos näidete ja lahendustega. Kodulabor on integreeritud oma veebikeskkonnaga, mis on suunatud õpilasele ja õpetajale ning võimaldab kasutajate omavahelist suhtlust. Lühidalt öeldes on kodulabor mobiilne töövahendite komplekt, mida kasutatakse õppe ja harjutamise eesmärgil kodus, koolis või töökohal. | + | Robotic HomeLab is an ATmega2561 microcontroller based inter-related set of modules that are contained in a portable case. Various mechatronic and robotic experiments and exercises can be carried out with Robotic HomeLab kit, ranging from a simple flashing light to a complex device construction. Robotic HomeLab is primarily intended for schools and universities, as it includes methodological materials and exercises with solutions in addition to hardware. Robotic HomeLab has been integrated into a web environment, which is aimed for students and teachers to boost interaction between each other. In short, the Robotic HomeLab kit is a mobile tools suite with the purpose of learning and practicing at home, school or workplace. |
| - | Kodulabor on välja arendatud Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli ja Eesti ettevõtte poolt koostöös Euroopa partnerülikoolidega | + | Robotic HomeLab kit has been developed by Tallinn University of Technology and Estonian company ITT Group in cooperation with European partner universities and Leonardo da Vinci program support. Robotic HomeLab modules are bundled into different kits. The basic suite, which teaches simple digital input and output operations, is called Robotic HomeLab Basic kit. The Add-on kit contains a modules and components for sensor, motor and communication experiments. Several additional modules are integrated with Robotic HomeLab kit for advanced study like RFID technology, machine vision and WiFi. |
| - | Kodulabori baaskomplekti ja täiskomplekti saab edukalt kasutada lisaks eksperimentidele ka robotiehitamise baasplatvormina või muu mehhatroonikasüsteemi keskse juhtsüsteemina. Kodulabori versioonid on pidevas arengus ja aeg-ajalt tasub kontrollida, | + | The Robotic HomeLab Basic kit and Add-on kit modules and components can be successfully used as a robot base platform and other mechatronics control systems. Robotic HomeLab versions are constantly evolving and, therefore every now and then please check whether new exercises have been published or module updates have been released. It is also worthwhile to check the version numbers of modules, some of the exercises and examples are available in newer versions. Significant value to Robotic HomeLab is added by VirtualLab and DistanceLab. DistanceLab allows Robotic HomeLab hardware platform to be used through the web. |
| - | Kodulabori veebikeskkond\\ | + | HomeLab webpage\\ |
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| - | Kauglabori veebikeskkond\\ | + | DistanceLab webpage\\ |
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