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Chassis for Line Following Bot

by vietor, published

Chassis for Line Following Bot by vietor Nov 17, 2009

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Description

I thought it would be point less to publishing this, but after seeing "Sumobot Chassis by langfordw" I said to my self why not. The EEEI Robotic ieee.rutgers.edu/robotics/ club at Rutger was inviting all student to joint the line following competition to build a robot from a kit. More detail description of the kit can be found here ieee.rutgers.edu/robotics/attachments/069_Kit_Description.pdf. They also made four classed meeting once a week for student who have no skill in soldering or programing to assemble the kit. After the four classes student have two week to prefect their bot before the competition. The kit costs $65, but since I already had Atmega sitting alone in a box I decided to get the kit without the Freeduino for $45. I got chance to use the Atmega and learn how to program it. I could not let this opportunity just pass by.

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How do you feel about the strength and quality of the parts? I am considering a CupCake for my robotics prototypes. How easy would it be to break on of those "I"-shaped pieces? Very little effort? Can you twist it at all?

Truly gorgeous bit of mechanical engineering there.

Wow, great robot and fantastic documentation!

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Instructions

I made a small website with more detail instructions on it. Also I included short documentation in the zip file about how to build the large printed parts.

sites.google.com/site/rapidgeneration/line-following-bot

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FingerTech on Dec 24, 2009 said:

How do you feel about the strength and quality of the parts? I am considering a CupCake for my robotics prototypes. How easy would it be to break on of those "I"-shaped pieces? Very little effort? Can you twist it at all?

Anonymous on Nov 17, 2009 said:

Truly gorgeous bit of mechanical engineering there.

Anonymous on Nov 17, 2009 said:

Wow, great robot and fantastic documentation!

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