- Getting started
- tutorial 1: Building an Internet-Connected Wheelchair
- tutorial 2: Integrating and Visualising Sensor-Based Data
- tutorial 3: Developing Algorithms and Controlling Actuators
- tutorial 4: Developing and Conducting a Data Collection Campaign
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This platform uses two programming languages, Python on computers and C on micro-controllers. While descriptions and examples of code should help you get started, you can find some additional resources here.
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Documentation of your project is key, here are some tips and examples.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcomed on GitHub at https://github.com/datacentricdesign/dcd-hub. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
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