Introducing embedded systems development on a robotics-based platform
Ravi Suppiah, Muhamed Fauzi Bin Abbas
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
This paper describes a novel approach to teach embedded system development to undergraduate students. A robotics-based platform is used to develop a multi-task application on a commercially available RTOS. Students are guided through three laboratory sessions to get familiarized with a commercially popular Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and an off-the-shelf ARM-based embedded platform, EvalBot. They then taught to develop and debug RTOS-based application that controls various peripherals. Their final assignment requires them to develop an application that would navigate the EvalBot through a trajectory that has an obstacle placed at a random location.
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