I am new to the RobotShop forum and just getting started with robotics. I am a homeowner who is passionate about using technology to make life at home smarter, easier, and more efficient. From automation to DIY robot helpers, I’m really excited to learn more and eventually contribute to the community.
Since I am still learning the ropes, I do really appreciate any guidance, resources or tips to help me get started. Whether it’s beginner projects, useful tools, or just good advice—I am all ears.
Looking forward to connecting, learning, and growing with all of you.
Thanks in advance for any suggestion
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Hello @gumalay56 ,
Welcome to the RobotShop forum! It’s great to hear about your interest in robotics. As you’re getting started with robotics, here are a few suggestions and resources that might be helpful for you:
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Beginner Projects: Start with small automation projects like smart lighting or a simple home surveillance robot. These can provide a solid foundation and are very rewarding. You can find some ideas in our Robot projects section: Robots | RobotShop Community
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Tools and Platforms: Consider exploring microcontrollers like Arduino or Raspberry Pi, which are excellent for DIY robotics projects. They offer plenty of community support and beginner-friendly resources.
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Online Resources: Websites like Instructables or DIY Robotics channels on YouTube can provide step-by-step guides and projects suited for various skill levels. Also, visit our Tutorials section to get started with robot design, programming and similar: Tutorials | RobotShop Community
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Community Engagement: Stay active in robotics forums and groups. They’re invaluable for advice, troubleshooting, and sometimes collaboration on projects.
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Learning Python: A strong foundation in programming is crucial for automation. Since you’re starting out, learning Python can be particularly beneficial because of its simplicity and widespread use in robotics and automation. You can start with official Python beginners guide: BeginnersGuide - Python Wiki
Feel free to ask more questions as you dive deeper into your projects. Looking forward to seeing your contributions to the community!
