Project Arobito

Welcome to the Project Arobito Documentation. This is your primary source of information for everything about the Arobito Project.

• Project Website: arobito.github.io (still empty)
• Development Website: github.com/arobito
• Travis CI Code: travis-ci.org/arobito/arobito
• Travis CI Docs: travis-ci.org/arobito/arobito-docs
• Documentation: arobito-docs.rtfd.org
• Twitter Account: @arobito_project
• IRC Channel #arobito on chat.freenode.net

Table of Contents

• Repository Overview
  • arobito/arobito
  • arobito/arobito-mcu
  • arobito/arobito-docs
  • arobito/arobito.github.io
  • arobito/arobito-assets
• Coding for Arobito
  • Development Environments and Systems
  • Programming Languages
  • Coding Conventions
  • License Headers
  • Python Coding
  • Documentation
• Arobito MCU development
  • Experiments
• Source code documentation
  • Arobito API Documentation
  • Arobito Webinterface JavaScript Documentation
  • Arobito Test Case Documentation
• Equipment
• License
• Connect with us
  • Development Contact
  • Social Networks
  • Other
  • Additional Resources

FAQ

So, what is Arobito?

Arobito is a little project created by some computer scientists who left university years ago. They try to build some kind of a robot from scratch.

We’re trying to learn about controlling hardware and software, detecting obstacles and moving around.

It’s all an experiment. Nothing to lead to a productive usage. Just for fun.

Sounds good, can I join?

Yes, of course. This is an open source project. The easy way: Fork the source and build your own stuff on it. We’re welcoming pull requests.

If you want to join our developer circle please don’t hesitate to send us a message via github.com. For new users, we created a quick guide to the project.

Where can I download stuff?

This is not something you can install on your PC and simply run it. Not yet. So grab the source and go on.

Where are the building and running instructions?

We’re still working on very basic code and very basic documentation. Please be patient.

What languages are you using?

The primary project language is Python 3.4 (see Coding for Arobito for details). But there’s also a lot of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Shell Scripts. A nice zoo.