kilobot-labs | workshop funded by NSF to make programming | Learning library

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kilobot-labs is a C library typically used in Tutorial, Learning applications. kilobot-labs has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

These labs are part of a workshop funded by NSF to make programming the kilobots accessible to students and scientists from different disciplines. They are a great way to get started using the kilobots; the labs are meant to be done by teams of two people (pair programming) using one laptop, a controller, a small whiteboard, and two kilobots. The labs cover the main functionalities of the kilobot, and end with some fun demos that can be run on with large robot populations.

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What does this line of code do in Kilobot example?

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What does this line of code do in Kilobot example?

Asked 2017-Apr-06 at 22:02

I've been trying out some example on the Kilobots especially the Synchronization of LEDS. I have come across this code in the example.

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Answered 2017-Apr-06 at 22:02

offsets is array of integers
modulo_clock - msg->data[0] is a number used as index to array offsets
with this offsets[modulo_clock - msg->data[0]] you access number in offsets
and finally ++ is an operator for increment

So together offsets[modulo_clock-msg->data[0]]++ just increments (add +1) the number in offsets in position modulo_clock-msg->data[0].

That same is for offsets[modulo_clock + (PERIOD-msg->data[0])]++.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43266330

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Install kilobot-labs

The following labs assume that you have at least one overhead controller and two kilobots with the latest firmware, and a computer with the KiloGUI tool. To setup the latest firmware on the kilobots and controller and to use the KiloGUI tool, follow the documentation provided here. To follow this tutorial we recommend you use the kilobotics editor here. You will need a Dropbox account to store your files, which will be stored in the Apps/KiloEdit folder.

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In this Lab we will start using the ability of two kilobots to communicate with each other. We will dedicate one kilobot to be the speaker and the other kilobot to be the listener. Eventually we will program robots that do both, but the speaker/listener code here is also useful for debugging for more complex programs.

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