Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python

Description

This Robotics, Vision And Control eBook from 3D-LABS is written for engineers and students who want a clear, practical reference they can apply immediately.

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python covers robot kinematics, computer vision, and closed-loop control through fully worked Python examples using Robotics Toolbox for Python and OpenCV.

What format does this book follow?

Worked-example-first structure: each concept introduced with a complete Python example then explained line-by-line. Uses Robotics Toolbox for Python 1.1 (Corke), OpenCV 4.8, NumPy 1.26, SciPy 1.11. Mathematical references: Corke Springer 2023, Hartley and Zisserman Cambridge 2004.

What camera calibration formula is implemented?

Pinhole model: [u,v,1]^T = (1/Z)*K*[X,Y,Z]^T with intrinsic matrix K=[[fx,0,cx],[0,fy,cy],[0,0,1]]. Distortion: radial (k1,k2,k3) and tangential (p1,p2) per Zhang (2000). Calibration via cv2.calibrateCamera() with 20+ checkerboard images.

What visual servoing method is implemented?

IBVS: v_c = -lambda*L_s_plus*(s-s*), lambda=0.5, L_s in R^(4×6). Compared with PBVS using solvePnP pose estimation. Convergence shown in simulation then validated on Franka Panda hardware.

How do I access this book after purchase?

eBook PDF: Instant download via email and 3D-LABS dashboard. Paper Book: Printed and shipped to India.

What’s Included

An instant PDF download covering the core concepts, practical examples, and key references — ready to read on any device.

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About Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is part of the 3D-LABS Robotics series — a focused e-book library for robotics engineers, mechatronics students, and automation designers. This title covers robot kinematics, control systems, sensor integration, machine vision, and industrial automation, with worked examples and industry-current best practices drawn from real robotics projects.

Written by practising 3D-LABS engineers and reviewed by senior specialists, Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is designed to move you from concept to competence quickly — not to be a comprehensive academic reference, but a working reference you actually use.

Who Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is for

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is written for robotics engineers, mechatronics students, and automation designers. If you are:

• An early-career engineer wanting to accelerate your practical knowledge in robotics.
• An experienced practitioner looking for a compact reference on current practices.
• A student preparing for engineering exams, interviews, or your first professional role.
• A manager or team lead wanting to level-set your team on robotics fundamentals.

Then Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python will earn its price back in the first project or exam you apply it to.

What is included in your download

• The complete PDF e-book — DRM-free, fully searchable, print-friendly formatting.
• Worked examples — real-world calculations, drawings, or case studies interspersed through the text.
• Reference charts and tables — quick-lookup material you will return to on the job.
• Further reading recommendations — curated pointers to codes, standards, and complementary resources.
• Free updates — when we revise the book, you get the updated PDF at no extra cost. We notify you by email.

Pricing and delivery

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is priced at ₹3,999 (USD equivalent shown in cart). Delivery is instant — after payment, the download link is emailed to you and available in your account. No subscriptions, no hidden fees, no expiring access.

Payment methods: Cashfree (Indian customers) or PayPal International (customers outside India). Bulk licensing available for corporate training programmes and educational institutions — contact sales@3d-labs.com.

How to get the most out of Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python

1. Read the introduction and structure first — every book has a "how to use this book" section that maps chapters to the reader you are.
2. Work through the examples with pen and paper — passive reading is 10% retention; working the calculation yourself is 70%+.
3. Cross-reference with the 3D-LABS spreadsheet library — 621 Excel calculation tools that pair naturally with our e-books.
4. Apply the concepts to a real project immediately — the book will pay for itself the first time you avoid a design error.
5. Come back to the book after 6 months — with real project experience, you will read the same chapters differently.

Related titles and services

Readers of Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python typically also work with:

• Other titles in the Robotics book series — currently 6 titles.
• The FEA Services — for projects where you need experienced robotics engineers directly.
• Our 621 engineering calculation spreadsheets — Excel tools that complement the theory in this book.
• Our online training courses — instructor-led programmes on robotics topics.

Frequently asked questions

What format is Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python delivered in?

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is delivered as an instant-download PDF file. The PDF is DRM-free, works on any device (desktop, tablet, phone, e-reader), and is fully searchable. Print-friendly formatting so you can print for offline reading.

How is this different from a paper textbook?

This e-book is a focused, practical guide — typically 60-150 pages targeting a specific engineering skill or knowledge area. Unlike a 600-page academic textbook, it moves quickly to real-world applications with worked examples, industry practices, and current code references. Priced accordingly.

Who wrote this book?

Books in the Robotics series are authored by 3D-LABS engineers and reviewed by senior specialists in the field. Every author has hands-on industry experience — this is not academic theory, it is applied practice from working engineers.

Can I use the material for teaching or training?

Purchase includes single-user rights. For classroom use, corporate training programmes, or bulk licensing, contact us at info@3d-labs.com — we offer institutional licensing and custom-branded editions for training programmes.

What if the content does not meet my expectations?

We offer a 7-day satisfaction guarantee. If Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python does not deliver the value you expected, email us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions asked — we would rather have satisfied customers than unhappy ones.

About 3D-LABS engineering e-books

Robotics, Vision and Control — Worked Examples in Python is one of 115 titles in the 3D-LABS e-book library — the largest collection of practitioner-authored engineering e-books available anywhere, spanning 14+ series from engineering fundamentals to future technology and urban air mobility. Every book is written and reviewed by 3D-LABS engineers who use the concepts daily on real client projects across the globe.

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