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MAP6 Maker Bee

Honey Bee shaped 555 Blinky course ware for Maker's Asylum Electronics course.

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Description

Honey Bee shaped 555 blinky course ware for Maker's Asylum Electronics course.

Maker's Asylum Project #6

FEATURES

Two LED's with series current limit resistors
Two CR2032 Coin Battery or two CR2016 cells in a single 2032 holder
Vibration motor to move the honey bee.
555 timer controls current flowing through transistor, for "breathing LED" effect
Vibration motor intensity changes in sync with LED effect.
Uses 555 as astable multivibrator with minor mods (see schematic)

LEARN

How to Solder
Resistor Color Code
Use of Multimeter to check LED, Resistor and Battery

Details

MakerBee is a 555 timer controlled vibrobot. The 555 is a timer IC used in it's astable multivibrator mode which causes the LED and the vibrating motor to go on and off at a particular time for short duration or in intervals which causes it to move like a bug. It is powered by two coin cell batteries. The eyes of the bot have a breathing LED effect i.e the LEDs fade in and fade out.

Made at Maker’s Asylum by passionate makers who not only love making things but also passing on their knowledge and sharing skills. Maker’s Asylum is India’s first open makerspace that started out of a little garage back in 2013 and over the years has trained thousands of people on skills related to hardware, design and programming!

Start your maker journey with the Maker Bee! #makersgonnamake

Files

MAP6.pdf Schematic Adobe Portable Document Format - 64.22 kB - 12/04/2021 at 11:44	Preview	Download

MAP6_09.mp4 Blender animation MPEG-4 Video - 2.96 MB - 12/04/2021 at 11:39		Download
MAP6_08.mp4 Blender animation MPEG-4 Video - 2.73 MB - 12/04/2021 at 11:39		Download
MAP6_07.mp4 Some Blender animations MPEG-4 Video - 1.05 MB - 12/04/2021 at 11:38		Download

Project Logs

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MAP6 MakerBee Videos
Anool Mahidharia • 12/14/2021 at 10:03 • 0 comments

https://photos.app.goo.gl/6bL5DgvUtGTRyrNH8
https://photos.app.goo.gl/zUYjgZpSxXkV5ou66
OSHWA certified "open source hardware"
Anool Mahidharia • 12/04/2021 at 12:22 • 0 comments

The OSHWA certification process is a great way to confirm that your project meets the requirements for being considered as "open source hardware".

The Maker's Asylum MAP6 MakerBee is OSHWA certified with UID IN000031
We made Kits for our "Learn to Solder" course
Anool Mahidharia • 12/04/2021 at 12:07 • 0 comments

Soldering tools, components and the PCB bundled together for a cool "Learn to Solder" kit.
https://makersasylum.com/product/do-it-yourself-soldering-kit-with-a-maker-bee/
Github Repo
Anool Mahidharia • 12/04/2021 at 12:02 • 0 comments

We posted design files on our Github repo.
We also played around with some Blender experiments for renders as well as animations. Turned out pretty nice !

https://github.com/MakersAsylumIndia/MAP6/blob/main/renders/animations/MAP6_09.mp4
https://github.com/MakersAsylumIndia/MAP6/blob/main/renders/animations/MAP6_08.mp4

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