Etienne
The hardware modules stack fits nicely inside WALL-E's belly. There is not much space left...
If I want to later add a camera, sonar, or loudspeaker, I'll need to move things a bit or spare some place...
Not much volume left
A project log for Wall-E
A small-size, low-cost, Wall-E robot. Remote controlled from a HTML5 interface, through WiFi websockets.
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Interesting suggestion ;o)
In fact there is still some volume left in the back behind the motors (not visibile in the picture, though), so for now I can do without the lunchbox.
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Add its lunchbox on its back and move the batteries over there? Or switch to a flat lipos?
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