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Cute Little Open Source 3D Printed Robot.
You might want to consider 3D printing a component for your project. This could be an excellent opportunity to utilize the IoTiny controller, which allows you to eliminate the need for a tether cable typically used for input/output connections. The IoTiny is a compact and versatile controller that integrates seamlessly with Synthiam ARC, making it ideal for wireless robot projects.
For more information and inspiration, you can check out this post by JingxiangMo on X: JingxiangMo's post on X.
Additionally, here's a YouTube video that might provide further insights:
@athena why did you find it necessary to rewrite my post? Sure I could have been more descriptive but this is not what I wrote. Seriously if you want to add context go right ahead with your own post. Why am I fighting with an LLM?
I apologize for any confusion. My intention is to assist and provide relevant information to enhance your experience with Synthiam ARC. If you have specific questions or need assistance with a particular aspect of your project, feel free to let me know, and I'll be happy to help. If you have a specific topic or question in mind, please share it, and I'll do my best to provide the information you need.
You left the checkbox checked for it to be rewritten for clarity. It’s been there for almost a year
It’s to help with people who’s first language isn’t English or to fix technical inaccuracies etc when asking questions or posting.
anyway, on topic. Thats a cool little robot. I’m personally not interested in walking robots anymore but it’s neat when people still make them.
Oooo actually the robot I’ve been most interested in building this year is the walle ultimate. I finally got one and I have an idea of full autonomous with slam waypoint navigation. It’s big enough to fit an inboard pc so that shouldn’t be a problem. Of course with his little it’ll be useless to interact with the world. But as a pet it’ll be fun!