IsoBot01
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| Isobot.bas | 3.24 KB |
31-Jan-2009
Hi! This is my first robot! I was waiting a week for electronic components to arrive from UK, and then long month to find proper chasis. I found it today! Not working remotely controlled crane on tracks. I have connected motors to Picaxe via motor driver as per "Start here" and tested the chasis, it works. Now my robot can drive in zigzags. Next step - get servo hooked up...
1-Feb-2009
Continuing with construction I used an empty drugs tube to contain SRF05 and hook it on servo.

This was qite easy to do with screews provided with servo from Picaxe servo upgrade pack.
After connecting all wiring project board secured to upper housing of ex-crane :)

And a hole made to make reprogramming a piece of cake :)

Now it is time to clean out my working environment :)

... and go back to code editor. First is "Start here" robot code updated to use SRF05.
Wow! My first robot is working now!
Next will be improving his navigation skills and... thinking what else he could do apart from avoiding obstacles :)
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5-June-2009
This is my last update on IsoBot. It's got some minor improvements like second power supply, which made him move a bit better and separate switches for both power supplies.

And the lastupgrade was a touch sensor in front of the robot.

This is it!
I set the status of this bot to complete as I'm not planning to do anything else to it. This was my first bot and I really enjoyed building him! But.... it's time to move to my next project which I already recieved some parts for!
PS.
I did not make new video as functionality did not change lot.



@ Fri, 2009-06-05 17:34
Acoustic chamber
Good job on hacking your "Heavy Duty Crane"
The best for me is the casing for the ultrasonic circuitry - hides and makes the sensors very mysterious.
Did the Bot take all the tablets before you switched him on - i held my breath when it calculated the close encounter with the washing machine. Brilliant.
@ Thu, 2009-06-04 05:05
Ultrasonic sensor code
I like it, looks very clean, Any chance you might be posting the code for this?
@ Thu, 2009-06-04 05:39
You keep asking for code for
@ Fri, 2009-06-05 12:49
Why Anthony needs code :D
http://letsmakerobots.com/node/6127#comment-24899 ->
http://infamousrobotics.com/ ->
http://infamousrobotics.com/5901.html ->
"Note: Our own tutorial is coming soon"
;)
@ Fri, 2009-06-05 22:44
Frits
I feel we got off on the wrong foot, but if a post will clarify this, then sure i would be happy to post. Please do not mistake my reason for asking a question, although i understand your concern. Not spamming, just read alot and had simialr questions on multiple platforms.
Apologies for misunderstanding.
Anthony
@ Fri, 2009-06-05 23:32
No worries, mate :)Just
No worries, mate :)
Just let's see some of yur work in here! And also let's see you answer some questions that people have. And make a good twss. Then you are one of the guys ;D
@ Fri, 2009-06-05 14:25
Oh, nice....
@ Thu, 2009-06-04 09:53
Agree
@ Mon, 2009-03-23 04:53
GPS!!!!!
@ Mon, 2009-02-02 07:24
Thanks a lot :)