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13D Printing
First of all we should print all of the parts from 3D printer. In first try we used model from bq3D.
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2Installing the Cover
After mounting each servo motor, let's put in the system. You should watch out the aligment of the motors.
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3Circuit Designs & Schematics
The current circuit so basic and so easy to control the sytem. We designed a PCB that you can you use in these project. It uses Arduino Nano as a controller. This board can drive 5 servo motor individually. Also it has got humidity(DHT11), temperature(LM35) and light intensity sensors. Also card includes two N-Type transistor that user can use in their applications. Also board has got a Sensorboard connector that user can solder and use.
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4Software Part
To use Leap Motion in the project, the C # programming language is preferred. It is worth pointing out that C # is a big influence of the SDK in preference. Also user interface developed from .Net platform.
In the project, the Python language is preferred for the program that will run on a Linux(Raspberry Pi) computer for communicating with computer over TCP. The reason for this is that Python is easy to use, has a large user population.
To setup our program to Raspberry Pi you should install OpenCV. After that you can start program like that
workon cv cd Desktop `#Your Directory` python proje.py
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