Arduino Demo in Neurorobotics Studio

Integrate an Arduino board with Neurorobotics Studio to interact with switch buttons and games! Alongside the materials previously mentioned and a breadboard, 1K resistor, and LEDs, you can control robots or simulations without coding. To set up Arduino, you will need to edit a physical circuit board layout and manually stimulate virtual neurons.

Switch Buttons
To set up a switch button or buttons, add GPIO input and output cortical areas and create new cortical mappings in FEAGI. From there, connect the switch button and LEDs using connectivity rules.

Connecting Switches To Embodiments
To connect switch buttons as controllers for embodiments, like a game of pong, map GPIO to motion control with new connectivity rules. This allows you to move the pong paddle left and right to keep the ball alive.




Explore the open-source community at github.com/feagi/ to contribute to neurorobotics development and visit www.neuraville.com/nrs to access Neurorobotics Studio to build brains for robots!