Hey! This thing is still a Work in Progress.
Files, instructions, and other stuff might change!
ShrimpBot v1.6 (UPDATED)
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Published on November 28, 2012
Description
This is a simple robot design that has been developed to work with and the Shrimp (http://shrimping.it) Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
The aim of the project is to create a cheap robot that can be built in schools and can easily be customised by students. For this reason we have tried to design a simple chassis that can be build entirely from a single piece of wood/perspex.
Follow the development of the ShrimpBot at geekmoore.wordpress.com/ & youtube.com/geekmoore226
The aim of the project is to create a cheap robot that can be built in schools and can easily be customised by students. For this reason we have tried to design a simple chassis that can be build entirely from a single piece of wood/perspex.
Follow the development of the ShrimpBot at geekmoore.wordpress.com/ & youtube.com/geekmoore226
Instructions
#Changes from V1.5 to V1.6
1) Larger wheels, if they are turned 360° in opposite directions bot will turn 360°
2) Option to mount motors on outside
3) 2 internal supports added
This design is for 3.5mm materials.
An assembly guide is included in the files section.
For details on how to build a Shrimp Arduino visit shrimping.it/
Contact me on twitter @GeekMoore if you have any questions or want details on the components we have used in the finished bots.
1) Larger wheels, if they are turned 360° in opposite directions bot will turn 360°
2) Option to mount motors on outside
3) 2 internal supports added
This design is for 3.5mm materials.
An assembly guide is included in the files section.
For details on how to build a Shrimp Arduino visit shrimping.it/
Contact me on twitter @GeekMoore if you have any questions or want details on the components we have used in the finished bots.
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License
ShrimpBot v1.6 (UPDATED) by geekmoore is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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What motors are you using? Love the design, would like to use these to replace my boebots.
Details of the parts are available here: http://geekmoore.wordpress.com...