Build a remote-controlled robot David R. Shircliff.

By:

Shircliff, David R

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi McGraw-Hill 2002.Description: 112 pISBN:

0071385436 (paperback)
9780071385435 (paperback)

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Amazon.com

Summary: This volume focuses entirely on building the inexpensive, remote-controlled robot, The "Questor". The book is illustrated with step-by-step, detailed photographs of each stage of the assembly process. No advanced electronic or programming skills are required, making the book suitable for first-time experimenters. The emphasis is on the techniques needed to build the robot, rather than on the theory of robot design. Easy-to-read wiring diagrams are included, with beginners in mind, and the book also features a complete parts list, including tips on where to find inexpensive parts and components.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Notes	Barcode
Book	Air University Central Library Islamabad	621.893 SHI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Written off { Not Available }	Write of 2016 (IBD/AU/231/10/1/LIB)	P3540

This volume focuses entirely on building the inexpensive, remote-controlled robot, The "Questor". The book is illustrated with step-by-step, detailed photographs of each stage of the assembly process. No advanced electronic or programming skills are required, making the book suitable for first-time experimenters. The emphasis is on the techniques needed to build the robot, rather than on the theory of robot design. Easy-to-read wiring diagrams are included, with beginners in mind, and the book also features a complete parts list, including tips on where to find inexpensive parts and components.

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Build a remote-controlled robot David R. Shircliff.