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  • Blynk App #1 - Four Buttons

  • For the this first app I did a simple control using four simple push buttons to move the robot forward, right, left or backward. For that, I used the 'Styled Button' Widget on Blynk App. Select this option on the Widget Box, drag and drop, and resize...
  • Parts Details

  • Raspberry Pi B+: The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is the final revision in the Raspberry Pi 3 range. Broadcom BCM2837B0, Cortex-A53 (ARMv8) 64-bit SoC @ 1.4GHz1GB LPDDR2 SDRAM2.4GHz and 5GHz IEEE 802.11.b/g/n/ac wireless LAN, Bluetooth 4.2, BLEGigabit Ethernet...
  • Little Friend

  • You are going to need some parts for this. I 3d printed a body and included the files here. This will change in the future as the robot becomes more human friendly.Parts needed:Arduino UnoArduino Motor ShieldDC converter module--this $9.00 module provides...
  • Finishing the body...

  • After filling all gaps with epoxic clay and sanding all the robot's body, it's time to finish some details The back piece of the body has some nice holes and deep lines.  These lines was covered with black tape after painting the part. You can also...
  • IFTTT Applet

  • For this applet we will create a voice command that will make the robot move in a given direction or turn left/right. Create the applet on the website: 1 - Click +This; 2 - Type "Google Assistant" on Seach service text box and select Google Assistant...
  • Step 3: Body Assembly

  • In this stage, you should be careful with the numbers. Schematics is explained according to the part numbers, so that you should read the lists that we created, before the asssembly ; Part List of Schema 1 & 2: 1- Body Upper Plate2- M3x10MM Screw3 -...
  • Flash and configure the ESP32 in Viam

  • Next is creating a new robot in the Viam app and following the "Setup" instructions to flash the ESP32 with the micro-RDK.Once you've confirmed that it is connected to Viam (you should see a "Live" status under "Last online" in the header of the app),...
  • Open FURBY

  • PC control systemDriver installation After connecting Open FURBY USB connector to the master PC controller you must install serial control port driver. Driver are usually installed automatically by Windows; if not install the following driver LINK. URBI...
  • Assembling the Robotic Arm

  • In this step I'll show you how to assemble the arm kit (mechanical parts) I've used (link). If you doesn't have a similar kit, feel free to jump some steps. You can use another robotic arm kit, assemble it and jump directly to the electronics and programming...
  • Simple application, UV BOT

  • Now it is autonomous and can drive on its own, and sense its environment. I will be updating this Github repository with code for other applications too. import numpy as npimport mathimport matplotlib.pyplot as pltimport rospyfrom rospy.numpy_msg import...
  • Barnabas-Bot

  • 1: Getting Started with ProgrammingOverviewRobots, just like us, need to know what to do! We have put our robot's body as well as heart system together. We even connected our brain. We need to program our robot, but before we do that, we need to connect...