My FirstMonster (or FM for short)

Posted on 28/02/2013 by ubundu
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I managed to finish my first robot on witch I spent a lot of time, mostly because a lot of stuff was new to me. It is not very complicated but it seems to do it's job well. I posted everything about the build on my blog and also the parts I used (and the ones I rejected). It is a Tamiya tracked platform with dual gearbox. I used an Arduino UNO and a SeeedStudio motor shield to drive it from a 11.7 lipo battery I had from my RC heli. It uses a Ultrasonic sensor to look in front and also a DIY IR sensor ...


My FirstMonster (or FM for short)

I managed to finish my first robot on witch I spent a lot of time, mostly because a lot of stuff was new to me. It is not very complicated but it seems to do it's job well. I posted everything about the build on my blog and also the parts I used (and the ones I rejected).

It is a Tamiya tracked platform with dual gearbox. I used an Arduino UNO and a SeeedStudio motor shield to drive it from a 11.7 lipo battery I had from my RC heli. It uses a Ultrasonic sensor to look in front and also a DIY IR sensor for backing up. I also added a temperature sensor for the fun of it.

If you want to look at the brain, I put it on SourceForge for easy access: https://sourceforge.net/projects/trackedrobot/files/robot_tracks.ino/download

The build log is here:

Part 1:http://errincode.blogspot.com/2013/02/arduino-autonomous-tracked-robot-build.html

Part 2:http://errincode.blogspot.com/2013/02/arduino-autonomous-tracked-robot-build_25.html

Part 3:http://errincode.blogspot.com/2013/02/arduino-autonomous-tracked-robot-build_27.html

More photos and videos:http://errincode.blogspot.com/2013/02/arduino-autonomous-tracked-robot-visual.html

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  • Actuators / output devices: tamaiya dual gearbox and tracks
  • Control method: autonomous
  • CPU: arduino uno
  • Power source: 11.7 3 cell lipo battery
  • Programming language: C
  • Sensors / input devices: IR sensor, temperature sensor, HC-SR04
  • Target environment: indoor
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