Dancing with Robots
summary
Ruby code uses the R2 Ruby framework on top of Celluloid to talk to hardware via Firmata on Arduino, DigiSpark, Spark Core and BeagleBone Black, driving drones, disco lights and gamepads. Demos show Leap Motion triggering karaoke, Ouya and PS2 controllers mapping buttons to actions, a robo‑selfie AR.Drone and an RGB strip of 60 LEDs driven by Ruby Processing. Some demos run cleanly; Wi‑Fi and controller failures leave a few builds nonfunctional but the code and tooling are real.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09R2 and Ruby robotics
- 4:02Arduino blink demo
- 7:18RGB LEDs with Ruby
- 8:23Tiny USB robots and TravisCI
- 10:09Spark Core cloud hardware
- 11:31Beagle Bone Black robots
- 12:37Leap Motion karaoke
- 16:16Ouya controller hacking
- 20:35AR drone with PlayStation
- 24:11Dance mat drone flight
- 27:29Robots love music
- 28:16RGB LED light shows
- 31:52Robots Thelma and Louise
- 33:02Q&A
- 36:12Build helper robots








