I made a Robot 2D Simulator with C++ | Embedded System Project Series #25

[@majestif]

This channel definitely needs more attention from the embedded community. Everything is presented in a clear and concise manner, starting from great schemas and illustrations in the video and up to freely available code in a Github repo, it really helps get the whole picture of the project. Keep up great work!

[@LucasFernandesAndrade]

I agree 100%

[@artfulbytes]

Appreciate you saying that! It's been my goal all along with this series to give the whole picture of an embedded system project.

[@perseusz1691]

Super cool Project!

[@erdemcanaz6394]

Your bullet points at the beginning of the design were very pleasing and revealed that you are good at coding. Thanks.

[@dkkcorp]

I have not come across this before, look complicated but worth to try. Cheers

[@electroencephaloctopus]

8:26 E V E R Y T H I N G I S T R I A N G L E S Seriously though, this is really cool. I really like the fact that you emphasized at multiple points things (1) how you were able to transfer knowledge from seemingly unrelated subjects, (2) the value of using things that already exist rather than rolling your own stuff, and (3) the value of making things good enough for your use case rather than needlessly chasing perfection. The ending reflection was also really admirable, and while the simulator may have taken a lot more time than you were comfortable with, you still learned some really valuable skills and information that might come in handy one day. Great job and thanks again for making such an insightful video!

[@artfulbytes]

Thank you for this thoughtful comment! I'm glad to see that you captured the key points so well :)

[@nfjeldberg]

Very cool! Thanks 🙌🙌

[@artfulbytes]

You are cool

[@itsJden_]

Thank you so much Big bro as an Embedded systems beginner Your videos are really helping me out Thanks

[@artfulbytes]

Great, happy to hear that!

[@salmantechnologies282]

hello Niklas i love watching your tutorial videos it help me alot but i have a question i am confused how should i learn embedded system from scratch can you suggest some guidelines ❤

[@artfulbytes]

You learn by doing. The best way is to work on a project, but as a beginner you have to start small. And before anything, make sure you have a good understanding of C, you don't want to learn C and embedded systems at the same time. Then pick up a dev-board for a simpler microcontroller, 8/16-bit, for example AVR,STM8,EFM8, or MSP430. All microcontrollers basically works the same way, but simpler ones have fewer and less advanced peripherals, which makes them easier to understand. Start playing around with GPIO, Interrupts, UART, I2C, SPI, ADC, and so on. For example, blink an LED, turn on an LED with button, with polling and with interrupt, connect a sensor with a serial interface to your dev-board and write code to talk to it. Then think of an easy project you would like to build, draw inspiration from typical arduino projects, but don't implement them with arduino, do them bare-metal instead. Once you understand things at a low-level, then you may move onto using more abstractions such as RTOSes.

[@salmantechnologies282]

thank you so much ❤

[@olivialinden8699]

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