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sphero-sdk-raspberrypi-clientjs

v1.2.2

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Sphero SDK - Raspberry Pi Client.js

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Sphero SDK

Greetings adventurous students, developers, hackers, and makers! RVR is one of the best starting points into the vast world of robotics, and we’re here to help you get started with using our approachable development tools.

First things first

Getting Started

Visit our Getting Started to learn more about the ins-and-outs of working with RVR, including some important details on the getting started process.

More information and documentation

Visit our SDK website to find more information about RVR, the SDK and the API!

Where to get help

Visit our community forum to get help, share your project, or help others!

Staying up to date

Consider signing up for our SDK email list to stay current on new features being released in our robot firmware as well as our SDKs, including new platform / language support.

About the Raspberry Pi Client.js SDK

Our SDK is meant for beginners and experts alike. If you are just getting started on your journey, and would like some helpful guides on using RVR’s features, you can find plenty of examples in our getting-started directory.

The best way to get familiar with either version of our SDK is to dive into the getting-started samples, and follow along with code. Feel free to modify the programs and experiment to gain a better understanding of what different values, and inputs affect the operation of RVR. If you find yourself needing assistance, we are always happy to provide help through our community portal where other Sphero enthusiasts, as well as our developers can share knowledge, and help you succeed with your ideas.

Happy coding!