Learn SMARS
Course Pathway
Courses
- Build a RAG for Your Obsidian Vault
- MeshCore Room Servers and Sensors
- Off-Grid Messaging with MeshCore
- Reinforcement Learning with Gymnasium
- Reinforcement Learning for Beginners
- OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi
- Talking to the World - Working with I2C and SPI
- Building SMARS with FreeCAD
- Building Object Detection Models with Raspberry Pi AI Camera
- Arduino to MicroPython - A Quick Start Guide
- DuckDB - Fast, free analytics
- Obsidian
- Getting Started with C on the Raspberry Pi Pico
- Running K3s on Raspberry Pi
- From Docker to Podman
- MicroPython Robotics Projects with the Raspberry Pi Pico
- Bottango Basics
- Mini-Rack 3D Design Tutorial
- Using the Raspberry Pi Pico's Built-in Temperature Sensor
- Getting Started with SQL
- Introduction to the Linux Command Line on Raspberry Pi OS
- How to install MicroPython
- Wall Drawing Robot Tutorial
- BrachioGraph Tutorial
- Intermediate level MicroPython
- Introduction to FreeCAD for Beginners
- Building a Robot Arm with Raspberry Pi and PCA9685
- Building User Authentication for Static Sites with FastAPI
- Mastering Pydantic for Robust Data Validation
- Mastering Markdown for Documentation with Jekyll
- Introduction to Rust
- OctaPi
- Raspberry Pi 5 Cluster with Docker Swarm
- Building Websites with Jekyll
- Docker
- Data Manipulation with Pandas and Numpy
- Computer Vision on Raspberry Pi with CVZone
- Learn how to program SMARS with Arduino
- Python for beginners
- Build a SMARS Robot in Fusion 360
- Create Databases with Python and SQLite3
- Build your own BurgerBot
- Raspberry Pi Pico with MicroPython - GPIO Mastery
- Using Redis with Python
- SMARS Quad
- SMARS
- Robot Eye Mechanism
- Robotics 101
- Learn ROS with me
- How to use the Learning Platform
- Learn MicroPython - The basics
Learn how to build SMARS robots, starting with the 3D Printing the model, Designing SMARS and Programming SMARS
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