This is the journal of my robot building experience at home. I don't have many pictures of old projects but will keep this updated with any progress on the new bots.
After 4+ years of being out of the robotics hobby, I decided to get back into it to keep my mind sharp in electronics and programming.
I have always loved Lynxmotion products and decided last time I built bots that if I ever got back into it, I'd at least start with a mobile base from a good company and concentrate on building circuitry and programming instead of trying to figure out how to machine metal parts in an apartment (although a lot can be done with a Dremel!).
This is the Lynxmotion 4WD 3 with a BOE, Stamp 2, Parallax Ultrasonic sensor, and a Dimension Engineering Sabertooth 2x10 motor controller. This was the first day I had everything put together.
I have always loved Lynxmotion products and decided last time I built bots that if I ever got back into it, I'd at least start with a mobile base from a good company and concentrate on building circuitry and programming instead of trying to figure out how to machine metal parts in an apartment (although a lot can be done with a Dremel!).
This is the Lynxmotion 4WD 3 with a BOE, Stamp 2, Parallax Ultrasonic sensor, and a Dimension Engineering Sabertooth 2x10 motor controller. This was the first day I had everything put together.
After 4+ years of being out of the robotics hobby, I decided to get back into it to keep my mind sharp in electronics and programming.
I have always loved Lynxmotion products and decided last time I built bots that if I ever got back into it, I'd at least start with a mobile base from a good company and concentrate on building circuitry and programming instead of trying to figure out how to machine metal parts in an apartment (although a lot can be done with a Dremel!).
This is the Lynxmotion 4WD 3 with a BOE, Stamp 2, Parallax Ultrasonic sensor, and a Dimension Engineering Sabertooth 2x10 motor controller. This was the first day I had everything put together.
I have always loved Lynxmotion products and decided last time I built bots that if I ever got back into it, I'd at least start with a mobile base from a good company and concentrate on building circuitry and programming instead of trying to figure out how to machine metal parts in an apartment (although a lot can be done with a Dremel!).
This is the Lynxmotion 4WD 3 with a BOE, Stamp 2, Parallax Ultrasonic sensor, and a Dimension Engineering Sabertooth 2x10 motor controller. This was the first day I had everything put together.
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