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Learn Robotics Programming

You're reading from   Learn Robotics Programming Build and control cutting-edge AI robots with Raspberry Pi and Python

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2025
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803246987
Length 566 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Learn Robotics Programming, Third Edition: Build and control cutting-edge AI robots with Raspberry Pi and Python
1 Introduction to Robotics FREE CHAPTER 2 Exploring Robot Building Blocks – Code and Electronics 3 Preparing a Headless Raspberry Pi for a Robot 4 Protecting Robot Code with Git 5 Building Robot Basics – Wheels, Power, and Wiring 6 Drive and Turn – Moving Motors with MQTT and Python 7 Driving the Robot with a Phone and Python 8 Programming Distance Sensors with Python

Preparing an SD card with Raspberry Pi OS

To use Raspberry Pi OS on a Raspberry Pi, you need to put the software onto a microSD card. Raspberry Pi created the Raspberry Pi Imager for this SD card. Let's download it and get the right image on our card:

  1. Visit the Raspberry Pi software downloads page at raspberrypi.org/software, and select the Download for button for your computer, as shown in the following screenshot:

    Figure 3.3 – Downloading the Raspberry Pi Imager
  2. Install this using the instructions from Raspberry Pi.
  3. Insert your microSD card into your computer. Launch Raspberry Pi Imager. You will see the following:

    Figure 3.4 – The Raspberry Pi Imager
  4. We will not click the CHOOSE DEVICE button. Ensure that this filter is not active.
  5. On the screen shown in the preceding image, we select the OS by clicking the CHOOSE OS button in the middle of the screen.
  6. When you select this button, it will bring up a list of OSes to flash on the card:

    Figure 3.5 – The OS list
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