Cheaprider 1.1

Posted on 01/08/2011 by jtk14
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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UPDATE : I've made some changes. It's smaller but for a dumb mistake now it's unstable, working on that!For the Motor Controller I'm using a L293D with a Protoshield. The PSU is 7.2V and now works smooth. It goes forward and backward, turns Turn clockwise and soon will have a sensor. Sound soon too ♫   ►►►► Hi LMR, This is my first robot or should I say the "Cheaprider" (Cheap + rider) 1.0. I'm still setting up the connections and codes, but for a start I think is decent. It's blind, ...


Cheaprider 1.1

UPDATE :

I've made some changes. It's smaller but for a dumb mistake now it's unstable, working on that!

For the Motor Controller I'm using a L293D with a Protoshield. The PSU is 7.2V and now works smooth. It goes forward and backward, turns Turn clockwise and soon will have a sensor. Sound soon too ♫

 

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Hi LMR, This is my first robot or should I say the "Cheaprider" (Cheap + rider) 1.0. I'm still setting up the connections and codes, but for a start I think is decent.

It's blind, so when I get my ultrasonic sensor I'll post a video because the only thing that does is go forward and backward, which is boring. I've used a motor controller shield that had a servo input on it, but I accidentally 'burned', so a friend lent me this one that is not good and doesn't have the servo thingy and therefore it's not working properly.

As you may guess the servo controls the direction and the toy motor with gearbox the 'action'. Uses a Duemilanove and a 9 V Battery, also has a blinking led.

Stay tuned for more details. I'm an apps developer and that means people with ideas and with no patience, but I'm going to try update this bot ASAP!. Cheers.

 

TBA

  • Actuators / output devices: Toy gearbox
  • Control method: autonomous
  • CPU: Arduino Duemilanove
  • Operating system: Mac OSX Lion
  • Power source: 7.2V NiMH
  • Programming language: C++
  • Target environment: indoor
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