Hello everyone, I am sharing this as I will take lots of pics of the tear down of this guy. On ebay I came buy 7 working units and I thought they might be good donors robots to put a IOTINY board in and a camera in for educational purposes. When it comes to kids and even high school age it makes me nervous to let them really have control at the risk of damaging a project I have worked a long time on so instead I will demonstrate projects I have done ,but the "hands on" robotics missions will have more durable and less invested units.
I have 6 that came basically new looking and 1 looks like it has been around smoke with the heavy yellowing. I will probably make that one the guinea pig. I shall name him Glenn because he is taking one for the team !
( Too soon... ? )
I bought mine used to save money but You could buy one from barnes and noble for 38 dollars shipped
Other robots from Synthiam community

Wiinteru's EZ-Boxbot With Iotiny

Fxrtst's Will Huff's Lost In Space B9 Robot Build

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coC9cwOJGrE
Here is a video showing it in action, it is not very fast and the options for programming are limited, so I think EZ robot could spruce up these little guys!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma5OqHo564I here is a DADDOES video of how it works, it is very tedious for kids, so additional features would be a plus !
Poor Glenn, eek tired
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I will follow in your foot steps. I look forward to your posts. Your build details are always great to see.
It looks like a fun build.
Ron
Looks interesting. I look forward to your posts
BTW, also available new and used on Amazon
Hi Josh,
Will you be showing the teardown of "Glenn"? I am curious as to what is inside.
I also will want to EZ-ize one when I get it.
Ron
P.S will you be using your old navigation script to run him/it?
Hi Android, yes I will show pictures. It doesn't have a ton if room, but really there is enough for everything you would want once the original controller board is removed.
As far as navigation, the entire project will be costum with the intention of using it for education.
Sounds good. Thanks Ron