Controlling Robots with Javascript, Ruby and Go

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Slides from my talk on hardware controlled with javascript, go and ruby at http://devreno.org

Technology

Controlling Robots
with Cylon.js, Artoo and Gobot

npm install cylon-arduino
Adding Platforms
npm install cylon-intel-iot
robots, hardware devices & microcontrollers

Controlling the Sphero
npm install cylon-sphero

Build Your Own
npm install cylon-intel-iot

GEO’s Stack
HARDWARE SOFTWARE
Intel Edison
Arduino breakout
Water pump
Aquarium atomizer
Relay
Pinoccio
Neopixel ring
Node.js
Cylon.js
Socket.io
Wunderground API
jQuery

Presented at Devconf South Africa by Rebecca Franks, Android Engineering Lead at DVT Android Things : In this presentation, Rebecca will cover the new platform recently announced by Google, called Android Things. She will cover an introduction to Android Things, basics of getting started with the platform and how any developer without electronics experience can build IoT apps with Android Things. A few use cases and examples will be shown in this session, along with how you can use the existing android libraries with your next IoT project. Rebecca is the Android Engineering Lead at DVT based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She loves working with new technology and has a passion for making great user friendly products. In her spare time, she manages her open source app, Book Dash, which contains free African story books. She speaks at conferences and local meetups mainly about Android. When not coding, she can be found baking and travelling the world. More about Rebecca: Previous talks : https://riggaroo.co.za/talks/ Blogging over at https://riggaroo.co.za Twitter: https://twitter.com/riggaroo From Johannesburg, South Africa. Love Baking and Android Development.

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