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Educational robotics beyond ROS: a custom library for direct transfer of Webots controllers in the Turtlebot3

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This paper introduces a custom Python library designed to simplify educational robotics by allowing students to program a TurtleBot3 Burger directly in Python. The library mirrors the Webots API, enabling code written for simulation to run on the physical robot with minimal modification. It provides access to motors, encoders, inertial sensors, and LiDAR, and includes automation scripts for deployment. Tested in a master-level autonomous vehicles course, initial feedback indicates the approach reduces ROS infrastructure complexity, helping students focus on algorithmic logic and real-world behavior.

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    Educational robotics beyond ROS: a custom library for direct transfer of Webots controllers in the Turtlebot3

    This paper introduces a custom Python library designed to simplify educational robotics by allowing students to program a TurtleBot3 Burger directly in Python. The library mirrors the Webots API, enabling code written for simulation to run on the physical robot with minimal modification. It provides access to motors, encoders, inertial sensors, and LiDAR, and includes automation scripts for deployment. Tested in a master-level autonomous vehicles course, initial feedback indicates the approach reduces ROS infrastructure complexity, helping students focus on algorithmic logic and real-world behavior.

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