Basic Guide required

[m Pak GMT(+4)]

Hello All,

I have just studied the course of introduction to Robotics, I want to start my robotic modeling work in ODE.

Can you help me from where I get start. I need some basic tutorials and sample programs so that I can get some motivation in this software tool. I am good in VC.

Thank you so much for guidance. 

Regards

IRFAN

Ishikawa prefecture, Japan

[Danny Price]

Take a look at the latest manual here: http://ode-wiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=Manual:_All and this guide for a simple program: http://ode-wiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=HOWTO_simple_bouncing_sphere

This is a reasonable tutorial for getting started with ODE:

http://content.gpwiki.org/index.php/ODE_Object_tutorial 

The articles here are also worth a read:

http://www.alsprogrammingresource.com/basic_ode.html

What exactly are you planning to do?

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[m Pak GMT(+4)]

Dear Danny
Thank you so much for help. Let me describe my views on my interest.

My major area is mobile robots. I am very much interested to model biologically inspired robot behaviors. Furthermore, I am concerned about immediate interactions between dynamic environments and robotic agents while performing specific given tasks. One kind of inspiration can be raised is, how interaction between robotic agents and dynamic environments can be utilized for inter-robotic coordination to achieve higher degree of performance in multi-robot tasks. 

Furthermore, such goals can lead me towards modeling swarm like performance. It might be possible, I need to use other simulators as well for final research aims.

It would be great pleasure for me, if you share your wisdom on my research goals and give some comments how much above discussed research is practical and useful. 

Regards

IRFAN 

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[Danny Price]

I forget to include  http://demura.net/ode 

[m Pak GMT(+4)]

nice. Thank you again. 

I am waiting for your comments....