Place the robot about a foot from a "cliff" (such as a tabletop edge), then run this script. Make Vector drive to a cliff and back up. This will play an embedded MP3 music file through Vector's speakers. Play audio files through Vector's speaker. Note that Vector's eye color will return to normal when the connection terminates. Before running this script, please make sure you have successfully had Vector take a photo by saying, "Hey Vector! Take a photo." Tutorial_09_EyeColor Tutorial_08_DownloadPhotoĭownloads all the photos stored in Vector. You must place a cube in front of Vector so that he can see it. Vector will line his arm hooks up with the cube so that they are inserted into the cube's corners. This example demonstrates Vector driving to and docking with a cube, without picking it up. Tutorial_06_FaceImageĭisplay an JPEG image on Vector's face. Tell Vector to return to his charger and then drive off. Play an animation using a trigger, and then another animation by name.
This is an example of how you can also have low-level control of Vector's motors (wheels, lift and head) for fine-grained control and ease of controlling multiple things at once. Tutorial_03_Motorsĭrive Vector's wheels, lift and head motors directly. Make Vector drive in a square by going forward and turning left 4 times in a row. Tutorial_01_HelloWorldĮveryone's first project, Vector will speak "Hello World". It's also useful to keep Vector still when you need some peace and quiet. Reserving control will keep Vector still during development so he doesn't drive off in-between runs of your code. ReserveControlĬommand line tool for reserving control of Vector. These credentials give full access to your robot, including camera stream, audio stream and data. Make sure to use the same account that was used to set up your Vector.
You will also be asked for your Anki login and password.
#Anki vector code lab serial#
You will be prompted for your robot’s name, ip address and serial number. You will need to run thisĬommand to create a configuration file in your profile to run the remaining SDK sample applications in this solution. This is a command line tool for configuring and authenticating the SDK with your Vector robot. However, youĬan also use the VectorConfigure command line tool located in this solution.
#Anki vector code lab install#
The easiest way to get setup with Vector on you Windows PC is to install Vector Explorer and configure your robot through that application. This SDK uses the same configuration file as the Python SDK In order to run these samples, you will need authenticate with the robot and create a configuration file Vector SDK Configuration and Authentication This solution contains 2 applications and 15 tutorial applications for the Anki Vector SDK.
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