
robotz12248
Have any of you seen the "Dancing Android Robot" on insrtuctables.com? You can also find it at: http://www.youtube.com/user/hitmithitmit
It looks like an absolutely great project! ( I think the current slang for this would be: "its totally sick!!!)
I have a Ardunio Uno , on order; but I am just starting with learning how to write code for it, and I do mean just starting. I'm at "Hello world"! Is there any way I might convince one of you roboteers out there to write a patch for it????? I'd owe you bigtime!!!!! I have the EZ-B, but I'm still a noobie with it too. From what I;ve seen thus far the EZ-B couldn't do the Dancing Android routine. If I am in error........PLEASE......feel free to correct me! ( Here's a challenge for you DJ) Hoping someone wants to do this project and will share...........................................hint, hint! Thanks fer yer time all. Lloyd
AAAAAAAAAAAH! The "A" Word
Don't be scared DJ, it's a very small Arduino
The video was of great help. Could I impose on you to send me a copy of the "sketch" for Ardiuno, using servos?????? It would have to be "copy and paste" for me ; as I said eariler.......I'm just starting with Arduino. I would be in your debt. Thanks Lyron, Lloyd
Hey lostcreekstation, the only time the "a" word should be mentioned here is when your using an arduino shield for the EZB.
Lloyd, there's a reason Arduino is complicated... That's because it isn't the EZ-B
It'll take you 100 times longer to accomplish something in Arduino than with the EZ-B, which will take you 10 seconds
Advice is well taken. I would much rather use the EZ-B, and I'm sure I will after I learn to use it to its full potential. I would, however, like to learn some programming. I prefer to have options. As you can surmise by my eariler comments, I'm interested in doing the Android dancing bot. I'm looking forward to your doing that project. I willkeep in mind to exclude the "A" word in all future communications.LoL. My components are still slowly arriving. I'm planning on waiting until I have them all before I really get started on the OmniBot; which, by the way; I'm going to call " Gizmo" Thanks for keeping me on the straight and narrow DJ.
Hahahhaa you can use the A word. It'll be a nice reminder of how much trouble ppl have with it
The arduino code:
You connect the pot-meters like this:
See, it isn't THAT hard! even a 13 year old can do it (me!)