Making the DRL ASURO Robot work with the Arduino IDE

After two weeks of work I am happy to present my findings how to make ASURO work with modern software.

Sep 6, 2019

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Asuro Robot Kit by Arexx

Apps and platforms

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Windows 10

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Asuro Flash

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ASURINO Libary

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Arduino IDE

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HTerm

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Code

Example 1 - The "Wall Hater"

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This code will make the Robot drive forwards until it hits a wall, then it will drive backwards a bit, turn and continue driving. Requires the Functions form "Code to Copy

Failed Speed Test Code

c_cpp

If you want to use this code directly (not recomended) you will have to integrate it with the functions from "Code to Copy" as they are needed to make it work. I recomend to not use this code but to make your own, improved version of it.

Example 2 - The "Line Follower"

c_cpp

This code uses the right light sensor to follow a line (black line on white background). Requires the Functions from "Code to Copy

Functions to Import

c_cpp

Copy this code in your arduino sketch, then you can start writing programs for asuro. (replace the standard code) Refer to "Functions" for instructions how to use the functions

Example 1 - The "Wall Hater"

c_cpp

This code will make the Robot drive forwards until it hits a wall, then it will drive backwards a bit, turn and continue driving. Requires the Functions form "Code to Copy

Functions to Import

c_cpp

Copy this code in your arduino sketch, then you can start writing programs for asuro. (replace the standard code) Refer to "Functions" for instructions how to use the functions

Failed Speed Test Code

c_cpp

If you want to use this code directly (not recomended) you will have to integrate it with the functions from "Code to Copy" as they are needed to make it work. I recomend to not use this code but to make your own, improved version of it.

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