Solarbotics has just released a couple products that are "A" word compatible, and you know what that means, they are EZ-B friendly as well! Those new products are The Brutusbot
And the EZ-B Faceplate for the Solarbotics Arduino/Freeduino Enclosure (SAFE)
So if you are unsure of what to hack your EZ-B into, you could always start with a SAFE and add some servos and wheels to it, or you could mount a plush toy onto the Brutusbot Chassis as a base for your next mobile EZ-bot (just add an dual H-bridge motor driver).
I'm sorry if this sounds like an ad, I really am that excited to see more EZ-B compatible products out there so everyone has more choices in what to hack and to make easier to do so.
Here's a video of the Brutusbot Chassis in action (and yes, I am the long haired madman in the video):
Asked
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Purchased a Wall-E toy to make one like DJ did but was to afraid of doing anything to it incase i just ended up destroying
I try to put as much effort towards providing enough information to make ppl feel comfortable with building a robot. Which part do you find to be the most challenging? And do you feel there could be more information on this website? Which kind of information?
I receive feedback that the Tutorial section and all of the videos are a life saver. I also receive emails with questions that are in the video, so I direct people to it. They usually respond with "Oh! I didn't look there, thanks".
So I'm wondering if stuff needs to be more clear? It's hard when there is SO much to say
Here's video of it in action, with a guest appearance from your favorite Roboticist DJ Sures!
This example uses an Freeduino + GVSshield, but if you wanted to use the EZ-B that's all the electronics you'd need besides a panning servo and a SHARP IR Sensor.