Introduction to MicroPython and Physical Computing

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Robert Gallup

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01 - Introduction

01 - Introduction to physical computing with MicroPython.mp4

00:41

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:29

02 - 1. Overview

01 - MicroPython.mp4

02:47

02 - Microcontrollers.mp4

03:28

03 - Circuits.mp4

02:16

04 - Protocols.mp4

03:53

05 - Development boards.mp4

02:27

06 - Development environments.mp4

03:30

07 - MicroPython and the Internet of Things (IoT).mp4

03:38

08 - MicroPython and machine learning.mp4

03:45

03 - 2. Hands-on Example (Programming with MicroPython)

01 - Hands-on example introduction.mp4

01:50

02 - Install MicroPython on a dev board.mp4

02:04

03 - Startup the IDE.mp4

02:21

04 - Use the REPL.mp4

05:11

05 - Breadboard circuits.mp4

01:58

06 - Program the board.mp4

06:04

04 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:43

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Python is one of the most popular and accessible programming languages, and MicroPython opens the world of hardware to Python developers. The use of microcontrollers continues to grow in applications—from consumer products to industrial control and from basic physical computing to AI. This growth has been accompanied by increasingly powerful microprocessors and the ability to support programming languages other than C/C++. MicroPython has emerged as a language of choice for its power and ease of learning—it’s been adopted by both RaspberryPi and Arduino as their supported Python version. This course with instructor Robert Gallup provides a fast introduction to MicroPython, physical computing, and applications. If you’re a traditional Python programmer looking for an introduction to programming hardware, join Robert as he shows you how to set up MicroPython development tools, wire up a prototype, and create a web server to monitor and report on an environmental sensor.

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I create at the nexus of people, design, and technology. I’ve worked for startups and corporate empires. I’m a designer and coder who’s studied economics and psychology. I’ve managed game development teams, prototyped intelligent hardware products, and helped design user experiences for a car computer and an online learning platform. I’ve developed online training, presented in corporate classrooms, and led small and large workshops covering microcontroller programming and electronics. On the side, I’ve photographed in Africa, trekked the Himalayas, negotiated auto-rickshaw rides in New Delhi, and been lost on the Shinkansen in Japan. I’ve made musical instruments, performed in a classical Chinese music ensemble, played bagpipes in my basement and improvised with musical electronics and microcontrollers. With a diverse perspective and natural curiosity, I thrive exploring the frontiers of future products and experiences.

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