Logobot

Posted on 13/12/2012 by bos
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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 This robotic platform is still a work in progress.  I wanted to build a medium to large size robot for a long time!  after joining a robotics club and with the help of a friend, I started work on this guy!  UPDATE- I have installed a sound module from Sparkfun.com and now can cycle through a playlist created for club members' enjoyment. video update soon! (will show arm action!) UPDATE 11/6/13 Sorry for the long pause, for those of you who have been waiting, I have just posted ...


Logobot

 This robotic platform is still a work in progress.  I wanted to build a medium to large size robot for a long time!  after joining a robotics club and with the help of a friend, I started work on this guy! 

UPDATE- I have installed a sound module from Sparkfun.com and now can cycle through a playlist created for club members' enjoyment. video update soon! (will show arm action!)

UPDATE 11/6/13 Sorry for the long pause, for those of you who have been waiting, I have just posted a new video  on You Tube displaying Logobots arm movements. Further videos will demonstrate this robots' abilities. ( Less lag times!) I hope you enjoy!

UPDATE 11/12/13 Using a Romero version 2 as the main board instead of roboduino. Romero's built-in motor driver made interfacing with the new motors so much easier!

UPDATE 12/7/13 New video posted showing gripper(s) in action. Still working on adding more "stuff" for ooh and ahh effects! Thank you for all your comments. more vids and projects coming!  See new video here: http://youtu.be/mSJE6lSj7GA

UPDATE 12/20/13 New video demonstrating IR remote control. I'm still working on the bells and whistles. Please note the subtle facelift! gone are the "poor man's fiber optics" (joke) They have been replaced by clear rods that give a more polished look. You can find the video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlcJrNiy9A.

Right now, basic obstacle avoidance and plays music.

  • Actuators / output devices: 2 micro servos
  • Control method: Radio - IR
  • CPU: Arduino Duemilanove
  • Operating system: Arduino IDE
  • Power source: 12 lead acid gel battery
  • Programming language: C++
  • Sensors / input devices: IR, 2.4 Ghz Wireless Micro Camera, electromagnetic detectors
  • Target environment: indoors mainly
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