BoboBOT
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Published on January 12, 2013
This thing was Featured on January 13, 2013
Derived from
SketchUp Mini Sumo Robot
by bwevans
Description
Shows the operation via bluetooth of a mini caterpillar dozer 3D printed based in the Prof. Brian Evans' previous work in Thingiverse.(thing:29827)
- More info at: wp.me/p22sj0-ex
- You tube video: goo.gl/ebuHH
- Code on Git: github.com/astromaf/BoboBOT.git
Now, new Android app available! madebyfrutos.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/bobobot-meets-android/
- More info at: wp.me/p22sj0-ex
- You tube video: goo.gl/ebuHH
- Code on Git: github.com/astromaf/BoboBOT.git
Now, new Android app available! madebyfrutos.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/bobobot-meets-android/
Instructions
BoboBOT can be controlled via Bluettoth for telecontrol or running way.
Push objects, save obstacles or take part in a mini sumo's fight!
Part list: 3D parts, caterpillar 22-tooth silicone tracks, micrcontroller (arduino or similar), Pololu micrometal gearmotor (50:1 e.g.), motor driver, baterry pack and optionally, wireless device (such as bluetooth or ZigBee)
You can find more information (schematics, 3D parts, code...) in next site:
- More info at: wp.me/p22sj0-ex
- You tube video: goo.gl/ebuHH
- Code on Git: github.com/astromaf/BoboBOT.git
Push objects, save obstacles or take part in a mini sumo's fight!
Part list: 3D parts, caterpillar 22-tooth silicone tracks, micrcontroller (arduino or similar), Pololu micrometal gearmotor (50:1 e.g.), motor driver, baterry pack and optionally, wireless device (such as bluetooth or ZigBee)
You can find more information (schematics, 3D parts, code...) in next site:
- More info at: wp.me/p22sj0-ex
- You tube video: goo.gl/ebuHH
- Code on Git: github.com/astromaf/BoboBOT.git
License
really nice to see Bluetooth controller done in Processing. Was just about to create my own with Python and PyGame but yours is already great enough to use! Many thanks for the code and documentation!
Thank you, for the feedback.
I love "Processing" so much, but Python is the top! ;)
Bluetooth is detected as a common "serial port".
Be sure you have linked your computer and your bluetooth device correctly the first time. (preferences>bluetooth>add new device> detect...) it's really easy!