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  • Step 7: Code Works

  • The robot is based on Arduino code for Arduino Mega 2560 and it is open-source. Not like CNC machine which has X, Y axis perpendicular aligned and we can find x, y co-ordinate of target by tracking traverse distance of X, Y stepper motor. The wall drawing...
  • 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:...
  • Make a bumper.

  • Attach the limit switch to the wooden square bar so that the hinge pops out slightly. Stick half of the tape on the side opposite to the side where the switch is stuck, and stick the other half of the tape on a long, thin board. The bumper is now easily...
  • Tools and Materials

  • The following tools and materials were used for this project: Tools: 3D printer - The whole body of the robot is 3D printed. Several hours of 3d printing were needed for building the whole structure;PLA filament - White and black PLA filaments...
  • Upload firmware to Arduino

  • Copy the relevant arduino code from the github. https://github.com/mechengineermike/Mug-O-Matic Download the latest Arduino IDE https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software and paste the code from the TinyCNC Github in there.  Connect the usb...
  • Plexi

  • Get a plexiglass sheet of 4-5mm thick. Cut a piece of 40cm by 30 cm. (You can use whatever you have handy but will have to adjust the instructions for thickness) Try to cut it as square as possible. Use the 3D printed vertical motor mount to draw...
  • Finish the mechanical build.

  • Insert five additional wires through the grommet on the top cover of the box. I cut over-sized wires so I can cut them to size later. The colors do not matter, but I like to have one red wire for the positive connection. On the top cover of the Raspberry...