Hey Everyone,
Here is my first robot I made since I got my kit couple days back. I am surprised at how easy it was to get going. I am able to control the robot with an N64 controller which is awesome!
Here are the features:
Head Wireless Camera with movement left right down up 2 LED Eye lights Arm movement Down Up Gripper Open Close Ping Sonar Bluetooth Speaker
I 3D printed the gripper arm designed by user jjshortcut on Thingiverse http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2414
Then I just cut out the body from mattboard and used hot glue to put it all together. Hot glue is nice and strong!
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Most excellent! Hot glue is amazing stuff. One more arm on the other side even if its not motored would be a nice balance....even if its matt board.
your right i should think of something. I think I will print a little arm with a holder so it can carry stuff.
Printing arms the shape of things to come (excuse the pun)
N64 controller? How are you doing this ?
Check out that little blue box on the table next to the robot. It is a N64 to usb adapter I had purchased a long time ago that came useful right now!
That's cool. I like the ps3 remotes the best I believe.
HOT melt is ok for easy to make robots,but i use mostly aluminum for a better bond and more professional look and design. Also easy to remove the part without all that glue you need to scrape off.
Lookin good!