Let's Make Robots!

BLUETOOTH PRINTER

danielalmeida's picture
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this is a Bluetooth printer using lego mindstorms nxt , java program to image processing and Lejos


Parts:

1 nxt brain

3 motors

2 touch sensors

some of technic parts

More details

http://www.xframe.com.br/printer

 

Zanthess's picture

Very cool!I could see this

Very cool!

I could see this anchored to a wall and able to move both horizontal and vertical. Make it so anyone can connect to it and make it print something.

Would make an interesting mural :)

MaltiK's picture

As Zanthess said, it would

As Zanthess said, it would be awesome if you made it using legitimate parts (plastic, HDPE, etc.) and mounted it vertically on your wall
danielalmeida's picture

good idea

I really think the ideas are nice, the only inconvenient is that I have already dismounted the printer, since now I´m working on a tic tac toe that people can play with my Lego in my house using a webcam.
Zanthess's picture

Still very cool to have a

Still very cool to have a protable bluetooth printer, very inventive!

I can't wait to see your other creations :) 

quetion

what is the softwar . you have used. if you can show me the programme whith you have used to communicate whith your printer robot.

a assistance from you is useful for me

in the last year I am looking for software to communicate bleutooth. I have a robot and I want the control it by using the bleutooth or wireless communication. and thank you.(I am sorry for the language)
jklug80's picture

They have this available on

They have this available on SparkFun but the cards aren't cheap. I dont think many on this site have used bluetooth for their bot due to costs.
voodoobot's picture

The cost and how tricky that

The cost and how tricky that can be to get up and running the first time....
Thomas Countz's picture

It's different but still...

You might want to do some research on zigbee and xbee modules. They are wireless modules that run on their own protocol and they're pretty inexpensive. I think $21 USD for the cheapest module.

-Thomas

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