Rebuilding an Omnibot2000

Posted on 31/10/2009 by glycol
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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I have always loved the looks of the omnibots and have the bigger ones. I found this omnibot on Ebay and I figured that the box like body would be big enough for bigger batteries and bigger brains. Before I started my build I managed to get the omnibot logicboard to run. This is why I made this video, I couldn´t find any good on the internet. On the video the robot is remotecontrolled using the stock remote. I now got one working omnibot2000 and one with a fried brain. The second one is were the ...


Rebuilding an Omnibot2000

I have always loved the looks of the omnibots and have the bigger ones. I found this omnibot on Ebay and I figured that the box like body would be big enough for bigger batteries and bigger brains. Before I started my build I managed to get the omnibot logicboard to run. This is why I made this video, I couldn´t find any good on the internet. On the video the robot is remotecontrolled using the stock remote. I now got one working omnibot2000 and one with a fried brain. The second one is were the fun stuff is going in. Any suggestions on what type of interface board i should use with the ITX board. Currently using a Velleman usb I/O. I also have an ER-1 kit made by Evolution Robotics but its kind of limited.

I Have no programming skills at all. Just tried a little visual basic 6, because i had the CD.

 

Bumping into stuff!

  • Actuators / output devices: Stock omnibot motors with original 2 speed electronic gearbox
  • Control method: Telepresence or remotecontrolled
  • CPU: Omnibot logic, mini itx with Atom 1.6 Ghz
  • Operating system: Windows XP Pro
  • Power source: 12v 17 Ah, Morex 6-30VDC atx powersupply
  • Programming language: Visualbasic 6
  • Sensors / input devices: Modified logitech4000 usb-webcam
  • Target environment: indoor
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