Below are photos of my prototype Sentrybot that I assembled. It is currently controlled with an Arduino Mega and a Mini ITX. I'll be pulling the Arduino as soon as my EZ-B comes in. I've incorporated two digital CCD cameras that give stereo vision, digital range finder and GPS. Currently I have it set-up to navigate by detecting my wired dog fence.
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Great work ! I love the use of bin's as a form factor ! They're cheap, easy to modify and they look awesome !
Beep Boop, nice to see another security robot, ! would love to see more build details, wire schematic type stuff to compare notes, good job on keeping the build frugal on costs.