The first arduino robot I made.
It's simple, he runs around and detects obstacles and walls, changing the side that he runs.
I spent around 60 hours to build this, including the alluminium head that I had to cut and modify.
It uses 4 1,5v batteries and walks with a Tamiya dual motor gearbox controlled by a L293D H-bridge and uses a turnigy 9g servo to turn his head.
After so many obstacles, I finally completed it. Hope everybody likes! :)
Right side :D
Back side :)
Navigates around via ultrasound
Actuators / output devices: tamiya dual motor gearbox
Control method: autonomous
CPU: Arduino duemilanove - ATmega328
Operating system: Arduino
Power source: 6v and 9v battery
Programming language: Arduino C
Sensors / input devices: ultrasonic
Target environment: indoor runner
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://community.robotshop.com/robots/show/my-first-arduino-robot
Cute!I like the way it
Cute!
I like the way it looks! Do you make these aluminum boxes? neat!
fritsl
November 16, 2010, 4:58pm
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10 points for looks Not
10 points for looks Not sure if I think it is running away or towards something with the arms, but cool it is
I bought two alluminium
I bought two alluminium boxes like the body one, but I had to cut one to do the head
Thanks :D! I though in
Thanks :D! I though in something with the arms, but I had no more space to do anything inside him.
rodrim
November 16, 2010, 7:19pm
6
It is Happy Bot!!!
Really cute & nice looking bot you made!
Parabens!!
How was your experience programing Arduino from Visual Studio?
It’s so cool! Especially the
It’s so cool! Especially the smiling face! Are those black tape strips there to keep it balanced?
Excellent work, great video
Excellent work, great video and pictures. Can you tell me more about the ultrasonic ensor. In the video you named it ‘tato ultrasonic sensor’. Didn’t find anything about it with Google.
Tato is the name of the
Tato is the name of the sensor that I bought from a brazillian site. I liked it because it’s tiny and fits perfectly on the robot’s head. Here’s the link: http://tato.ind.br/detalhesproduto.asp?id=39
I didn’t find any frontal
I didn’t find any frontal wheel so I had to use these pieces of plastics to keep it balanced
kelpy
November 17, 2010, 10:23am
11
What a wonderful little chap.
Didn’t you do well I think he looks great, and the video is superb.
Well done.
xicombd
November 17, 2010, 12:42pm
12
Great work!
It’s nice to see Brazilian guys around here!
great work
well done nice robot too
what camera did you use seems different from the usual ones
I used a Sony h20. Just used
I used a Sony h20. Just used a high exposition with timer to not get shaked, took the photo in HD (1280x768) and saved it in 720x468 for uploading
dannyv
November 25, 2010, 1:03pm
16
amazing robot
amazing robot. cool made. looks pretty good.
motorizing the arms could be possible if you put 2 microservos between the batterypack and the batteries, and connect them to the arms using a piece of metal wire.
ps: this robot somehow reminds me to blind lemon…
Updated my avatar with a
Updated my avatar with a picture of the robot
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Hello, first congratulations !!! very nice look !
Please can you share your code with me ? ( please no zip ) at ; [email protected]
Thanks
Michel
Lucas my friend, I love this
Lucas my friend, I love this robot !!! =DD congratulations
withaz
July 27, 2011, 7:53pm
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Great looking bot!
It’s nice to see a robot with such a nice finished look to it. It’s a very clean design. Well done.