
RoboticsMaster
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Recently as part of my humanoid robot project, I want to use some gyro sensors to balance the robot's body.Is it possible to use a program within the EZ-Robot software so I can use them besides accelerometers and such?
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@RoboticsMaster I apologize that no one responded to you last year, that's our bad. @hoolagen1 Thanks for bumping it!
Most Gyro sensors these days communicate via I2C and while there isn't an officially supported module you can still add your own using the ARC I2C commands. I would recommend using a 5V based gyro but if you can't find one you could snip off the two 4.7Kohm I2C pullup resistors on the EZ-Bv3 and use a 3.3V based one (that has pullups on the 3.3V side).
Hey thanks man.
I just started getting into a Darwin-op. And a gyro is necessary.
Thanks again.