@shah jay If you need to do image processing on the robot itself, we suggest a full mini computer and webcam.
Dear sir,
i am using wifi module ESP8266 on my robot so how to send the commands to that module by WIFI BOT android app from mobile.
Thank you.
how can i control robot through blutooth and tv remote …plz send me a video tutorial …i will be very much glad and hopeful if u kindly help me
@onik Normally you choose either Bluetooth or a TV remote, but not both (although it certainly is possible). For a TV remote, you need a simple IR receiver such as: https://www.robotshop.com/en/dfrobot-digital-ir-receiver-module.html For Bluetooth, you need a Bluetooth receiver: https://www.robotshop.com/en/bluetooth-data-telemetry.html In either case, you need a microcontroller and the robot itself. We don’t have any specific video tutorials.
Hi Mr. Coleman. Loved reading your work. I would like you to help me on a specific area on a Project. Human Motion Tracking Robotic Arm. The robotic arm is stationary and will be used to pick up an object. We plan to have sensors attached on a human arm and the gestures would be performed by the robotic arm. We have an idea about the data from the flex sensors, accelerometers and gyroscopes. But the obvious problem here is the dead reckoning. There would be a lot of error data that has to be filtered out. What will be the perfect filtering method for this(Isn’t Kalman a bit complicated)? Also what sensors must be used to find out the position of the human arm? Would a GPS solve this problem or is there an easier way for that?
@Kevin A Kalman filter is very popular and isn’t all that complicated so long as you have it right based on the input. If you (your team) have enough programming experience, you might try a wireless approach using a Kinect sensor or a Leap Motion gesture controller. If you do decide to use physical sensors mounted to the operator’s arm, they would need to stay in the same exact spot in order for the equations to work; the sensors would give you fairly accurate angles and knowing the lengths of each segment should allow you to calculate the necessary angles. A different approach would be to only consider a virtual “base” for the arm (which might be the person’s waste, and track their hand - the arm would only consider the relative X, Y and Z coordinates and calculate the IK accordingly.
Can you tell me which suits the best for a wheeled robot
Hi can you help whit Xbox 360 RF and button code?
Tnx
If i use arduino uno do i have to follow same procedure
@ANi If you mean for the practical example, the Arduino Uno would directly replace the Arduino Duemilanove.
I want to make a robot that can go underwater. Will it be tough job to make a personal one?
@Abhigyaan The BlueROV can be good inspiration: https://www.robotshop.com/en/bluerov-remote-operated-underwater-vehicule-kit.html?product-code=RB-Blu-02
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MAKING DIS WAS 2 COOL
Hi Coleman Benson,
Great lesson. I had been following you on YouTube for a while now and I have been the member of Robotshop’s forum for couple years now, love your work, keep it up.
One of your YouTube video where you showcased the scout walking robot from lynxmotion, the control you use in that video inspired me since 2 years ago. I know this maybe too much to ask, however would you mind to share the design on that transmitter :).
Thank you very much for answer all the question I had throughout the year !
Thank you again.
@Khang Nguyen Appreciate the feedback. The scout video was not mine unfortunately. The controller would likely be the older SSC-32; not sure what the transmitter was.
i want a robot and i want to also want to what i asked him he will be give the ans and data which i installed in robot and also which softwer is best for programming the robot…a robot shape is like human