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Robot Filip by Chamifrog
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Hi !
I am robot Filip and I serve to learn robotics. I have one Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR 04, two continuous rotations servos and one micro servo. As my heart beet an Arduino Uno R3 with motor driver chip L293D.
This model is based on "James - your first Arduino robot" on Instructables.com, see http://www.instructables.com/id/James-Your-first-Arduino-Robot or http://www.duino-robotics.com/james.html .
Designed in OpenSCAD, so you are allowed to modify this files. I have used PLA, screws are M3 and as tyre I glued a GT2 belt on the wheels (late I found this as not good idea, it slips).
Continuous rotations servos I made according to the process on https://learn.adafruit.com/downloads/pdf/modifying-servos-for-continuous-rotation.pdf .
Wiring L293D and Ultrasonic sensor to Arduino by following steps on "James - your first Arduino robot".
For programming you need the "new ping" library, see http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/NewPing and the code is from "James - your first Arduino robot".
Have fun.
I am robot Filip and I serve to learn robotics. I have one Ultrasonic Sensor HC-SR 04, two continuous rotations servos and one micro servo. As my heart beet an Arduino Uno R3 with motor driver chip L293D.
This model is based on "James - your first Arduino robot" on Instructables.com, see http://www.instructables.com/id/James-Your-first-Arduino-Robot or http://www.duino-robotics.com/james.html .
Designed in OpenSCAD, so you are allowed to modify this files. I have used PLA, screws are M3 and as tyre I glued a GT2 belt on the wheels (late I found this as not good idea, it slips).
Continuous rotations servos I made according to the process on https://learn.adafruit.com/downloads/pdf/modifying-servos-for-continuous-rotation.pdf .
Wiring L293D and Ultrasonic sensor to Arduino by following steps on "James - your first Arduino robot".
For programming you need the "new ping" library, see http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/NewPing and the code is from "James - your first Arduino robot".
Have fun.