Arduino 101- Crash Course w/ Mark Rober
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- Learn the basics of programming your arduino microcontroller with Mark Rober!
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I just think of how different my life could have been if I had more teachers that could engage their audience like you do Mark.
Love your work.
your life can be different right now, there are tons of resources out there, just go out and learn
yeah mark sure does explain it spectacularly well for any age to understand
many teachers would if they didnt have so much else on their plate and the access to resources like mark has
I’m an electrical/computer engineer and I love using Arduino for projects. This is a great big picture explanation of how it all works together. Nicely done!
Could u advise me how to learn arduino and robotics as a self learner
bro what did u do ?@@mehdibmc9508
@mehdibmc9508
Yes
Just read some books and try every single thing by yourself
Stay away from copy and paste
Stay away from courses except in advanced stages to learn something specific
I'm a robot developer ( create the physical body and the program )
Good lock
What i love about Marks videos are that they are for all ages. He explains it in a way that makes sence to all ❤
That didn't age well
Mark hit the nail on the head describing robotics: just inputs and outputs creatively mapped to each other through a computer. The only tricky bit is to figure out and lock down the interfaces between the components and the microcontroller's code. With robust interfaces, writing the actual code logic to do something useful becomes a walk in the park. Luckily, there's tons of code libraries that do this for you already--you just gotta find them and understand which one to use for which component type. Hoping for a follow up video like this one describing communication methods & protocols (analog, digital, pwm, i2c, serial, CAN, etc.) and for what types of components they're typically applicable to
Agreed. A follow-up video like that would be fantastic.
Arduino 102 please!
Microcontrollers were able to do this for decades. Having any kind of sensor on input, and any kind of actuator on output. But the revolution came with the simplicity of plugging it directly to USB, and having relatively simple code processing all the stuff. And, of course, the huge community support behind it. Love Arduinos, made tons of complex projects with them even with no previous experience with microcontrollers or ways to program any. Super easy to learn, and extremely powerful. I often have a feeling that the limit is only my imagination
4:49 - The electrons flow the opposite direction from what is explained in the video. They flow from negative to positive of course.
You're correct that electron flow is technically from - to +. Conventional current is typically thought of as + to - though and it doesn't make a difference in the evaluation of circuitry. Kinda confusing tbh
True but this is for kids so we don't want to confuse them
Conventional theory vs Electron theory. Both are essentially equally valid.
Arduino programming is absolutely the best way to get people into coding. It is very easy, uses the same logic that all programming uses, and gives visual and cool feedback. It is like a 'hello world' program on steroids. And the cheapness of things like 45 piece sensor kit and a few LEDs and cheap motors means you can do amazing things.
Is there a way to code these in python or java rather than C++
Figure you’re the guy to ask lol
@@mr.cabbage4428 Arduinos basically use C++ but it is heavily modified with obviously a lot of methods and functions specific to it. There are modules that allow you to use python. But honestly, Arduino is very very basic coding and very specific to Arduino.
@@mr.cabbage4428the fact he didn't respond is crazy
This breakdown was amazing, ive always been facinated with eletronics but stopped one step shy of code or circuit boards. i cant wait to learn more!
I'm an Electrician with lots of PLC experience. This is electronics but I find it very interesting. Mark explains things in a way that is easy to understand. Imagination is the only limit.
That was really interesting! As an animator I always imagine making something animated in real life. I am not a technical dude but watching this it makes me feel a little more like it could be possible! 🎉😊
Dude I wish you could collab with Mark, that would be awesome to make something come to live!!!
same bro
@@ChriscarpentrrI'd love that!!
Actually I've seen many artists using arduino in their projects coming up with some beautiful things.
Should you do something, please share the link to the video
@unusuario5173 interesting. I'll check it out, thank you
Dude Mark has such a gift for teaching. Well done brother you are going to inspire a lot of people with just this video alone!
You have an uncanny way of explaining things simultaneously in laymen's terms and appropriate vernacular. Honestly, from my perspective, you're the absolute best internet educator out there. Your ability to simplify topics that many would consider overly complicated and then explain their structure and function in relatable detail is second to none. Thank you very much for everything you've done, you currently do, and will potentially will do.
I don’t often comment but I just have to say I love what you’re doing here! I remember getting my first arduino in middle school and now I’m getting Unity, Java, and C# certified! Teaching something as accessible as arduino in such a fun way will surely provide the next step for countless people into so many extremely well paying jobs, as well as teach children how to follow their passions all by themselves! You’re a saint for doing this! Keep up the good work!
This was an awesome, to the point crash course, Mark. I'm truly excited CrunchLabs is stepping up to the next level. Good luck in your journey 👍
To be honest I didn't expect much from this video but it BLEW me away! Well edited and describes the Arduino PERFECTLY. By far the best and most inspiring Arduino tutorial I have ever seen. Thanks Mark!
If they are not already - the US GOV should subsidize your videos for helping academic heads learn about how to apply their knowledge practically in entertaining ways. You are more important to our long term national security than you realize. Thank you for what you do Mark.
oh my gosh, this is such an amazing technology idea. My sons and I loved it. I just bout the starter kits of arduino and we spend our evenings together after a long day of work experimenting with new project ideas. My eldest earlier today told me that they want to grow up to be an engineer just like Mark Rober. I just hope his bone marrow transplant take.
Super. Literally in the process of building a fist-bumping robot, but having trouble learning about arduinos. Then my favorite youtuber posts a video about it. Great stuff man. 👍👍
When current flows through metal, it flows solely from negative to positive. Through other conductors, and inside the battery itself, the current flow can be negative to positive, positive to negative, and even both directions at the same time.
I noticed this too.
Conventional current versus electron current. For a beginners tutorial, stick with conventional current as there is no point in adding complexity when it adds nothing to the initial discussion.
Symbols such as diodes shows that the current is permitted to flow from positive to negative.
just got into a project that involves these and wow, you covered all the components that we're using. Nicely done!
Thankyou best information about coding from a legend my boy is almost 6 and has nearly finished the first year of your build boxes ( he just turned 5 when he started)and he loves it he also remembers each one, what was special about them and hasn't broken them yet.
Sooo excited for this
I have a fairly well-equipped hobbyist electronics lab, and I have a lot of fun with my projects. It all started with one of those Arduino kits. I can't recommend that enough
Thanks for doing this Mark. I'm someone who's been doing computer stuff for years and years and so even though this video might not be of use to me, it still brings me incredible joy to see it. One of the things I want to do in my life is improve the understanding of computers and how they work to the average person, and you're actively making that goal easier. Thanks again :)
As a self taught intermediate arduino coder/builder, the way how Mark explains is the best that you can get for beginners. A great applaud from me. Great job Mark!! :DD 🔥🔥
bro can you give me some advice I'm also a self learner and just started and have no idea what to do
So proud of how far Mark is going
I have just order an arduino kit, this is my best purchase yet
Wish I could have Mark as my teacher/ Professor…. Thanks to You Tube, I’ve learned much more than I was in school… Thank you Mark, Love your MIT Commencement Speech.❤
Built my turret last night. Spending the weekend working on learning how to program buttons on the IR remote to shoot specific points within my room. Thanks for the big boy legos, Mark.
Great video at demystify how easy this stuff is to get into, and the possibilities (I wish this stuff was available when I was a kid).
Thank you so much for this sir, you are that one youtuber who has completely explained how this wonderful tech works in the simplest way possible and now kids won't have to learn it the hard way!! Way to goo!! Hats off!!!!
I'm only sad I couldn't have had an influence like this 20 years ago. Thank you for this video. It inspires me to explore hobby electronics with my son.
I have an arduino starter kit that was laying on my desk and just started messing with it this past weekend, this video was great in breaking down the basics and getting ideas flowing 😅
Man this is amazing. I always wanted to learn this when I was a kid and never knew how to do it. Now I can't wait for my nephews to grow up and show them all your videos and make fun machines together. Thanks Mark
you make everything easy, tysm you made me find a new passion since 2023!
I have been 3d printing for a few years and this would be something neet to have for my projects. Thanks for showing us.
ive been around a long time and had teachers but to learn anything one needs an instructor and you sir are a top-notch instructor .... many tanks Mark
Real step up from Crunch Lab Build Box for kids. Good Initiative
I just started to use Arduino and this is a good beginner explanation
Quick helper point for Mark: electrons flow from the negative terminal to the positive terminal. Current flows from positive to negative.
Love it. You found a way to make learning difficult subjects enjoyable. Gives a LOT of inspiration.
As an electronics engineer with 40 years experience I believe the Arduino project is one of the greatest enablers of technological advancement ever and its so easily available. Every test rig Ive built has arduinos on. Control, sensor interface, computation, display, logging, theres an arduino for everything. The Teensy 4, 600MHz, MB of ram, floating point math, its a dream come true. Bringing sorting algorithams to life with real world data is a beauty to behold. Could there be a project to spread arduinos to African schools ?
Thank god for making Mark Rober. I have been wondering how all of this works and you just opened my mind to new great things. Thank you so much dude. I really appreciate what you're doing! I'm going to go invent something now! lmao
For as super intelligent as you are, you explain things kids can understand better than 90% of all teachers. I would say you should become a teacher but that would slow down the content on this channel. Slowing the content would make all my nephews sad. So keep it up Mark, I really enjoy your videos!!!
Just gotta love the mark energy!
I just bought his crunchlabs for adults. Can't wait to learn this
Dude, you're a great teacher.
THis incredible now i understand what im doing now :D pls keep making videos like this
Thanks Mark Rover. I was in a university and wanted to try arduinos. Thanks for the tutorial
If there's any video that my children need to binge on, it's this one right here. Thank you, Mark.
Wow, the way Mark Rober explains things so fun and simple. I hardly had to backtracck.
I love using these and PLCS in industrial settings !!!
You're the modern day version of Bill Nye with a cool cap and hoodie and lemon electrons. Great tut Mark.
5:50 electrons dont flow from the positive terminal, they start at the negative (they also have negative charge).
yay another mark rober video!!!
Mark, I've already watched videous of explanation for an hour, but this one is magically understandable! thank you so much, your motivating everyday!
The one you told is a soil moisture sensor is actually a water level sensor
I literally just got into learning about the arduino, then Mark drops a video
Perfect 🤩
love your work, and how you explain everything verry understandably, but don't get mistaken - current travels from + to -, electrons travel from - to +.
@Mark Rober, you are a legend! Always saw my electrical engineering friends struggling with bread boards and arduinos... Saw the cool stuff they could do, just thought they were for e engs. After your video I think I was wrong for not asking how it worked. Your explanation just demystified everything!
Bro you just broke down everything (from a high-level) about electronics and how they work. You took me from being a cave man to driving a tesla in 20 minutes. It really took the mystery away from how electronics are designed and made from the ground up. Thanks for making it so accessible!
As someone who found hardware intimidating, this helped a lot! Thanks!
Glitter Bomb will always be a hit with me. Way to go on this series.
Thank you Mark! This was very inspiring and encouraging!
I've used Arduino boards for several of my projects. I build model starships, and using them for flashing navigation and strobe lights works great. I've also done torpedo effects, warp drive effects, etc. They're worth learning for sure!
05:51 oh dear Mark, please! Electricity does NOT move at the speed of light and its speed will also depend on the wire it is flowing through and the voltage - but NEVER at the speed of light but other than that I thought this was great and will be showing my son later when he gets home from school 👍
This is beautiful. Thank you
This video is super useful for a first timer like myself. Very easy to understand , very engaging. You have my subscription. Kudos Sir !
5:52 electrons are negative and from from - to + side
I love what you're doing Mark. The joy of creation should be shared!
you definitely need to know how to code, people can copy/paste whatever they want, but if they don't understand what they're reading they can't really tweak the stuff.
Thank you for sharing! I’ve always been intimidated by the coding portion
I just learned the freaking Arduino in 20 mins, and ready to make funny things!!
thank you sooo much for this video. it's freaking amazing!!! love you man.
make projects and make tutorial if possible.
Man... where were you when I was kid :(
You have a very unique way of explaining that I think kids would understand. I am glad you are challenging their minds to do more. Give hem the "building blocks" and see where it can take us. The imagination of a child, cant be beat.
Love your style of teaching, very engaging. Thank you!
I'm trying to do the night light
My daughter loves watching you mark and is going to be come a engineer because of you and her father
Thank you, Mark, for re-kindling the DIY/Maker fire in me. Beautifully explained concepts, pervaded by your passion for making stuff. Love it! :)
Pretty much already understand how Arduinos work, and already have 3000 cool ideas in my mind. Just utterly lack the time in my adult life to work on these. Sometimes I wish remained 15...
In the long run it's best not to get use to using AI or copy and pasting code. Eventually you will really need to learn how to code, but it's ok to use when starting out.
6:03 electrons in a current move very slowly, actually. What moves at lightspeed is the wave between them (one elelctron is pushed from the electron behind him and then that electron pushes the epectron in front of him)
You are alright Mark. The world needs 8 billion more like you.
Love your channel Mark! You inspire a lot of people. Maybe one of these days Ill be big time on my channel and trick you into a vacation to an abandon city too lol
Thank you so much. Never thought I'd like these this much. Hungry for more now
Mark you and this video are fantastic! I love when I decided a little while ago to get back into circuits.
Mark is such an amazing teacher.
Great video - as a beginner this was super helpful! Thanks for sharing
i haven't used arduino in quite a while and this was such an amazing refresher, thanks mark!
So good! I've had an Arduino for like 5 years and just been too intimidated by the first step to do anything with it.
Great video. I am a mechanical engineer but never did to well in the area of electronics. I am going to get a starter pack and begin building. Thanks
i had a class in highschool where eventually we were doing some stuff like this. But i found it SO boring. I dont know how you manage to teach this so perfectly.
Your explanation was great. I wish more teachers taught this way. You had me engaged from beginning to end even thought I already have some basic understanding of Arduino
I love the creativity of the hack pack logo.
I tried to dive into arduino twice in the past.
Everything you say is absolutely true.
But as soon as I tried to do my own design, I failed. Without exceptions.
The problem is very simple, I think. All the tutorials, predefined wizards and learning materials show you how to do one specific thing. Instead of teaching you to understand why.
Without this knowledge, when you try to combine two perfectly OK project, you will fail, because what you're trying to do is put together 2 things you don't understand, which means you are missing 3 out of 3 necessary skills to do so.
Oh and I suck at electricity, but I have years of programming experience.
That is a skill that if you managed to show in a video, me and (I believe) a non trivial number of other would appreciate greatly.
The world‘s greatest engineer is back at it again
Thank you so much for giving a crash course in a simple explanation!
Great video. The number of things that one can build with such a small and affordable device is awesome and these videos will inspire many young engineers.
Great video Mark. You strike a great balance between being casual and funny as well as serious in a way that fits your target demographic very well.
Great technical info presented in a way that makes sense yet isn't too difficult or simple.
You manage to maintain one's attention and draw interest on the topic.
Well done.
Hello Mr.Rober or sir Mark. Really liked ur video. Not willing to make my physist nerd but the electron moves from negative to positive and the current moves from + to - , those are the conventions.
this is what i need