This guide demonstrates how to embed videos in our robotics LMS using the custom MDXVideo component.
Let's start with this introductory video:
After watching the video, you should understand:
The video above provides a solid foundation for understanding robotics programming. Make sure to take notes on the key concepts presented.
After completing this video, you can move on to the hands-on programming exercises in the next module.
This section showcases various MDX features that can be used in our robotics learning content.
You can embed custom HTML directly in MDX:
This is rendered directly as HTML with custom styling!
MDX supports various list formats:
MDX supports standard markdown tables:
| Component | Purpose | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| LED | Basic output indicator | Beginner |
| Servo Motor | Precise angular control | Intermediate |
| Ultrasonic Sensor | Distance measurement | Intermediate |
| GPS Module | Location tracking | Advanced |
| Camera Module | Computer vision | Expert |
| Language | Use Case | Learning Curve | Community Support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Python | General robotics, AI/ML | Gentle | Excellent |
| C++ | Performance-critical systems | Steep | Good |
| Java | Enterprise robotics | Moderate | Good |
| TypeScript | Web-based robotics | Moderate | Growing |
💡 Pro Tip: Always test your robot code in a simulation environment before deploying to real hardware. This saves time and prevents damage to expensive components.
⚠️ Safety Warning: When working with robots, always ensure proper safety measures are in place. Never leave a robot running unattended during testing.
📚 Learning Note: The best way to learn robotics is through hands-on projects. Start simple and gradually increase complexity.
"The future of robotics is not about replacing humans, but about augmenting human capabilities and creating new possibilities for collaboration."
— Dr. Cynthia Breazeal, MIT Media Lab
"Robotics is the intersection of computer science, engineering, and mathematics. It's where theory meets the physical world."
— Unknown Robotics Engineer
Here's how you might structure a basic robot control program: