Arduino based printbot HKTR-9000
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Published on May 23, 2012
This thing was Featured on May 23, 2012
Derived from
Miniskybot 2
by obijuan
Description
Simple educational robot for learning how to use various sensors (light, line, distance...) with Arduino UNO.
It features the CRM-Shield and a four-CNY70 board for reading a line on the floor.
It features the CRM-Shield and a four-CNY70 board for reading a line on the floor.
Instructions
Main features:
- Two Pololu micro-motors with Pololu wheels
- Pololu Ball caster
- Arduino UNO with CRM-Shield (which has L298 motor driver, two LDR sensors and one LED).
- Four-CNY70 board
- This shield and CNY70 boards are very likely to be used in other printbots :)
- 9V battery that connects to Arduino's power connector
- Main body is 3D printable, based on the MiniSkybot by Obijuan (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7989)
Designed in the "Club de Robótica-Mecatrónica, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid" by:
- Carlos García Saura
- Lucas Polo López
This wouldn't have been posible without help from:
- Juan González Gómez (Obijuan)
- Miguel Gargallo Vázquez
- Álvaro Pérez Ortega
Videos:
Robotics introductory workshop at EPS-UAM (Madrid, Spain): youtube.com/watch?v=jGQRYJm-Wq0
- Two Pololu micro-motors with Pololu wheels
- Pololu Ball caster
- Arduino UNO with CRM-Shield (which has L298 motor driver, two LDR sensors and one LED).
- Four-CNY70 board
- This shield and CNY70 boards are very likely to be used in other printbots :)
- 9V battery that connects to Arduino's power connector
- Main body is 3D printable, based on the MiniSkybot by Obijuan (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7989)
Designed in the "Club de Robótica-Mecatrónica, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid" by:
- Carlos García Saura
- Lucas Polo López
This wouldn't have been posible without help from:
- Juan González Gómez (Obijuan)
- Miguel Gargallo Vázquez
- Álvaro Pérez Ortega
Videos:
Robotics introductory workshop at EPS-UAM (Madrid, Spain): youtube.com/watch?v=jGQRYJm-Wq0
License
Arduino based printbot HKTR-9000 by carlosgs is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
great printbot. It would be great if you model also the wheels to be printed!!
Is the upper board home made? could you share the sources?
I have uploaded all the source files. Hope you find them useful, though we will upload more detailed instructions and pictures.
Printing the wheels would be a better idea, for sure :D
This robot uses a lot of Pololu stuff because we designed it based on the components we already had. It could be much cheaper using other motors and an integrated castor ball :)