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Electronics / Re: 32-bit ARM robot controller board
« Last post by jseng on May 19, 2013, 11:45:38 PM »
At least I got a discussion going here. :)  We wanted to put together something a little more integrated than an Arduino.  It is true that the toolchain is not as straightforward as Arduino, but we hope that our libraries can overcome some of the startup difficulty.
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Misc / Re: Arduino Robot ...By Arduino!
« Last post by jwatte on May 19, 2013, 05:57:29 PM »
I saw the kit at Maker Faire today -- $275! Yikes!

Similar-ish bots like the Pololu Zumo or the 3pi are half to one third that price. I wonder how the market will react to that.
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Robot Videos / Re: Please Help!
« Last post by jwatte on May 19, 2013, 05:55:34 PM »
The cheapest possible mech is likely going to run about $1,000. That's counting 10 DOF (two for each leg, two for aiming gun/camera.) Using Arbotix Commander and a WiFi webcam, a cut-down Defender airsoft gun, laser cut plastics body and stock AX12 servos/brackets. There is no "kit" to do this; at least not yet (I know someone over at Trossen Robotics is working on one!)
Trossen also has a quadroped kit with 3DOF per leg; with all the pieces for moving and control, but no camera/gun/aiming, it runs around $950 IIRC. Add camera/guns/turret to that.
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Electronics / Re: Attempting to Bind a Spektrum AR6255
« Last post by LadyHammer on May 19, 2013, 04:33:12 PM »
If it helps, I have also tried using 6 volts (4AA) and a 9 volt battery. Same issue.

This is quite frustrating. <sigh> off to order parts for a Electrokinetic Gun; at least I can get started on the weapons system....

Any suggestions AT ALL on the binding would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Jason
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Software / Re: Cannot compile Photovore_v1 source code
« Last post by Please_Denise on May 19, 2013, 04:13:54 PM »
Anyway , I finally solved the problem . I guess I just missed the Rebuild All command in the Instructions .

All I gotta do is glue the potheads using a liquid superglue . The Gooey superglue that I used before is crap , those little scrolls are so sensitive it's freaky . . . I had to unsolder the circuit and have take them out completely to avoid having to open it up all the time. They move about 0.02 degrees out of position by themselves if you just wait about 8-12 hours .
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Misc / Re: Arduino Robot ...By Arduino!
« Last post by idee17 on May 19, 2013, 03:12:23 PM »
Looks pretty good.
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Software / Re: My Voice Recognition Robot
« Last post by Anonymous on May 19, 2013, 02:14:12 PM »
THANK YOU ADMIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got honorable mention at science fair and it didnt even work! Thanks for all your help.
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Robot Videos / Please Help!
« Last post by mt360 on May 19, 2013, 10:55:22 AM »
Hello all!
I am new to the hobby/pastime/whatever and need a bit of advice.
Could anyone please help? First I need to know what sort to build, I want to make a mech-warfare style spiderbot, but not sure how much money it would cost.
Regards,
Me!  ;D
P.S. sorry for putting this in the video section, I'll include a video as well though!

RoboGames 2012: Mech Warfare
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Mechanics and Construction / second robot ATV/Stair climber
« Last post by W4rHer0 on May 19, 2013, 09:34:30 AM »
I am about to start building my second robot
the first one was the 50$ robot but out of acrylic
now i want to build a remote controlled four motor stair climbing robot similar to http://letsmakerobots.com/files/field_primary_image/Stair_Climber_Mk2.jpg?
making the body will not be a problem
my doubts are
1)which microprocessor should i use?
2)which motor to buy?
3)how much coding will be needed?
4)how to wire the whole thing? (if you could upload a schematic)
i know this is asking a lot but i really want this robot to be amazing
http://robokits.co.in
this is the website i will buy my stuff from
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Misc / Re: The autonomous car
« Last post by jkerns on May 19, 2013, 06:46:47 AM »
Your current production Ford has a computer directly controlling the throttle plate and transmission shifting  (no mechanical connection). Computers also intervene in the brakes and steering. You have adaptive cruise control (detects vehicles and adjusts speed), lane assist (helps you stay in the lane and warns you if you change lanes without signaling), stability control,and does hands off parallel parking.

What if any of those fail?

In a few years, going to fully autonomous will just be a small step.
 
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