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  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 1: Wiring Up Your RobotOverviewNow that the body of your robot is built, you now need to wire him up. Wiring is necessary to allow electricity to flow through out your robot's body. In our class we discuss how the battery is like a robot's heart, and...
  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 3: Assemble Your Face PlateOverviewIn this step, you will now cover your robot's motor by installing your custom face plate. Things that you will need:Face plate2 x 1/4" screws (*)1 x philips head screw driverNotes:(*) Kits that contain the Barnabas...
  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 4: Attaching the Back PlateOverviewIn this step, you will now cover your robot's motor by installing your custom back plate. Things that you will need:Barnabas Noggin2 x 1/4" screws (*)1 x philips head screw driverNotes:(*) Kits that contain the Barnabas...
  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 1A: Soldering (Rev 1A-S -- Solder buzzer, resistors and LED only)OverviewIf you have a Barnabas Noggin version Rev 1A-S, you can solder 4 components onto your board yourself so that you don't need your breadboard or any extra wires to operate your robot....
  • Phone Holder

  • The phone holder is a single 3d printed part, and it takes around 1 hour to print. The robot has a smartphone at it's belly. It was designed for a Motorola Moto E. It has a 4.3" display. Other smartphones with similar size might fit as well. The phone...
  • Making the chest screen and controls

  • Remember the square hole in the Kib's modified body? I wanted to add some nice and cool screen at the robot chest, I used a module called WeBeatOs, this module has an Oled creen with 96 x 64 pixels and a mp3 player inside This module has 2 purposes:...
  • Design and Material

  • The robot was designed by Sketch Up 2017 Pro on an actual side scale of 1:1. then I print it out using a laser cut machine on an acrylic board of 3mm thickness. Actually, that wasn't easy to maximizing the DOF using four servo motors only, and at the...
  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 1: Designing Your RobotOverviewIn this step you will design your robot and learn a little about computer aided design (CAD) while you're at it. After you finish the design, you will send the robot desing file to our factory via email so that we can start...
  • Arduino control.

  • We now want to create a ROS package that would allow ROS communication to move the robot in the world. Again, Tiziano Fiorenzani has a great video explaining the basics of what we are doing here. In a nutshell, we want to make a subscriber...