Learning Resources

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Structured curriculum for learners, or technical reference for practitioners — both live here. This page helps you find the right resource in under a minute.

SVRC Robotics Academy

Who it's for: Students, educators, industry learners, and owners who want a structured path through robot concepts, hardware, and deployment.

  • When to use: "What should I learn? Which path fits my role?"
  • Role-based progressions: Educators, Students, Industry, Buyers
  • Curriculum modules: Hardware → Software → Design → Industry → Operations
  • Includes: Forum discussions, guided exercises, build challenges
Go to Academy →

Developer Wiki

Who it's for: SDK users, hardware customers, and integrators who need exact technical reference — not a curriculum.

  • When to use: "How do I connect X? What's the API for Y?"
  • SDK quickstart guide and full API reference
  • Hardware-specific guides: VLAI L1, LinkerBot O6
  • Code examples, command syntax, integration patterns
Go to Wiki →

Not sure where to start? Answer 3 quick questions.

Q1 of 3 — Do you already have SVRC hardware (robot, glove, or sensor)?

Q2 of 3 — Are you setting this up for a class, club, or teaching team?

Q3 of 3 — Are you writing code to connect or control a robot right now?

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Popular resources from both sections

🎓 Robotics Academy SO-101 Arm — Getting Started First bringup, calibration, and bench workflow for the SO-101 robotic arm. Role-Based Learning Paths Pick the curriculum lens that fits your role: Educator, Student, Industry, or Buyer. Community Forum Q&A Troubleshoot hardware, share build logs, and discuss Academy topics with the SVRC community.
📚 Developer Wiki SDK Quickstart Install the SVRC SDK, connect your first device, and run a basic motion command in minutes. VLAI L1 Robot Guide Hardware-specific setup, calibration, and control interface documentation for the VLAI L1. LinkerBot O6 Guide Bringup, driver configuration, and integration notes for the LinkerBot O6 platform.
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