用python模拟机器人的简单方法

机器人模拟，“用Python模拟机器人的简单方法”课程是为有兴趣学习如何使用TAISIM模拟器模拟机器人的学生和机器人爱好者设计的。TAISIM是一个跨平台、用户友好的模拟器，为模拟机器人行为和交互提供了一个简单易用的环境。在本课程中，将向您介绍机器人仿真的基础知识，并学习如何使用TAISIM创建和控制虚拟机器人。从Python编程的基础开始，在深入模拟方面之前，您将获得坚实的基础。该课程假设没有机器人模拟或编程的先验知识，使其适合初学者。此外，TAISIM模拟器支持一组不同的虚拟传感器，以在模拟环境中提供全面的感知体验。以下虚拟传感器可用:摄像头传感器:通过捕捉图像并提供周围环境的像素级信息来模拟机器人的视觉感知能力。这种传感器允许诸如对象检测、识别和跟踪的任务。激光雷达传感器:模拟机器人技术中常用的激光测距仪，用于测绘、定位和障碍物检测。它以点云的形式提供距离测量，实现3D感知。指南针传感器:模拟指南针，为机器人提供关于其相对于地球磁场的方向的信息。该传感器有助于导航和航向控制。GPS传感器:模拟全球定位系统(GPS)接收器，允许机器人在全球范围内确定其位置和速度。这种传感器对于户外机器人应用和导航特别有用。随着这些虚拟传感器在TAISIM中的应用，学生和机器人爱好者可以探索广泛的感知相关任务，并开发利用传感器数据进行决策和控制的算法。相机、激光雷达、指南针和GPS传感器的组合为模拟各种真实世界的机器人场景提供了丰富的环境，并促进了对机器人感知和定位的更深入理解。本课程结束时，您将掌握使用TAISIM模拟器有效模拟机器人的知识和技能。您将能够创建、控制和分析虚拟机器人的行为，使您能够在模拟环境中实验和发展您对机器人的理解。注意:本课程主要集中在机器人学的模拟方面，不包括物理机器人构造或硬件集成。Simple way to simulate robots in python

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MP4 |视频:h264，1280×720 |音频:AAC，44.1 KHz，2声道
类型:电子学习|语言:英语|时长:8节课(52m ) |大小:573 MB

你会学到什么
了解TAISIM机器人定制
了解TAISIM传感条
了解TAISIM帮助栏
了解TAISIM环境
了解TAISIM虚拟传感器
了解TAISIM机器人控制

要求
Visual Studio代码
Python3.x

这门课程是给谁的
有人对机器人感兴趣吗
有人对先进的驾驶系统感兴趣吗
有人对模拟器感兴趣吗
有人对模拟器、激光雷达、指南针和GPS感兴趣吗
有人对自动驾驶感兴趣吗
任何对计算机视觉和大数据感兴趣的人
Robot Simulation

What you’ll learn
Understanding TAISIM Robot Customisation
Understanding TAISIM SensorBar
Understanding TAISIM HelpBar
Understanding TAISIM Enviournment
Understanding TAISIM virtual sensors
Understanding TAISIM robot control

Requirements
Visual Studio Code
Python3.x

Description
The “Simple Way to Simulate Robots in Python” course is designed for students and robotics enthusiasts who are interested in learning how to simulate robots using the TAISIM simulator. TAISIM is a cross-platform, user-friendly simulator that provides a simple and accessible environment for simulating robot behavior and interactions.In this course, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of robot simulation and learn how to use TAISIM to create and control virtual robots. Starting with the basics of Python programming, you will gain a solid foundation before diving into the simulation aspects. The course assumes no prior knowledge of robot simulation or programming, making it suitable for beginners.Additionally, the TAISIM simulator supports a diverse set of virtual sensors to provide a comprehensive perception experience within the simulated environment. The following virtual sensors are available:Camera Sensor: Simulates the visual perception capabilities of a robot by capturing images and providing pixel-level information about the surroundings. This sensor allows for tasks such as object detection, recognition, and tracking.Lidar Sensor: Simulates laser-based rangefinders commonly used in robotics for mapping, localization, and obstacle detection. It provides distance measurements in the form of a point cloud, enabling 3D perception.Compass Sensor: Simulates a compass, which provides the robot with information about its orientation with respect to the Earth’s magnetic field. This sensor aids in navigation and heading control.GPS Sensor: Simulates a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver, allowing the robot to determine its position and velocity on a global scale. This sensor is particularly useful for outdoor robotics applications and navigation.With the availability of these virtual sensors in TAISIM, students and robotics enthusiasts can explore a wide range of perception-related tasks and develop algorithms that leverage sensor data for decision-making and control. The combination of camera, Lidar, compass, and GPS sensors provides a rich environment for simulating various real-world robotics scenarios and fosters a deeper understanding of robot perception and localization.By the end of this course, you will have gained the knowledge and skills to effectively simulate robots using the TAISIM simulator. You will be able to create, control, and analyze virtual robot behaviors, enabling you to experiment and develop your understanding of robotics in a simulated environment.Note: This course primarily focuses on the simulation aspect of robotics and does not cover physical robot construction or hardware integration.

Who this course is for
Anyone interested in robotics
Anyone intersted in Advanced Driving Systems
Anyone interested in simulators
Anyone interested in Simulators , Lidars, Compass and GPS
Anyone interested in Autonomous Driving
Anyone interested in Computer Vision and Big Data