October 2014
Beginner
432 pages
10h 9m
English
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Acknowledgments
Thanks to (in no particular order) Jude Dornisch, Steven Anderson, Adam Wolf, Michael Freiert, John Wilson, Susan Solarz, Akiba, Mark Frauenfelder, Chris Berger, Michael Krumpus, Alex Dyba, Brian Jepson, Becca Steffen, Dave Bryan, Actobotics, Eric Wang, Mike Hord, Makeblock, Pat Arneson, Erin Kennedy, uFactory, Windell H. Oskay, Creative Robotics, Johngineer, Matthew Beckler, Riley Harrison, Limor & Phil @ Adafruit, Tyler Cooper, Beatty Robotics, Arcbotics, David Lang, Trammell Hudson, Pete Prodoehl, Daniele Benedettelli, Bruce Shapiro, Alex Allmont, John Edgar Park, Miguel Valenzuela, Pete McKenna, Steve Norris, and, well, obviously, Rick Kughen.
A special thanks to my mother Barbara for assembling the Glossary, and for all her ...
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