This is my second attempt at a robot, and my first more or less blind since I basically followed the start here tutorial for my first one. My goals here were … Read more
This project shall be another step to combine robotics and chemistry. Mr. Firefly is able to emits blue cold light by chemiluminescence. For this attempt, luminol … Read more
First of all, hello LMR!
I'm new here so very impatient to learn everything and meet everybody. I saw this website few months ago and instantly fell in love with … Read more
I have built a couple of rudimentary 2-wheeled rovers before, nothing special, but I really fancied trying a hexapod. So here it is/will be. It will be an … Read more
Hi guys,
I would like to introduce you the first robot of my son (Michael). He is nine years old and he often helps me with my robots. This is very simple robot. … Read more
Hello,
Since last time I taught my robot new task. Find the target and bring it home (see last video).
Target is foam tube with reflective surface.
Robot uses … Read more
Here's my version of the Start Here Robot. It pretty much follows Fritz's directions, with some minor adaptations of the body based on the material I had on hand, … Read more
Hi guys,
Thought it was about time I posted, this is actually my second robot. My first can be seen in some of the pics beside Lollypod. It used an 18x project … Read more
This is the first robot I built. It drives itself around trying its best to avoid running into walls and other objects. most of the circuitry has been done for … Read more
* avoids obstacles
* avoids edges
*detects motion
*has a external rf camera
*made a software that records what the camera sees.
just baby stuff.
trying to … Read more
After seeing all this cool robots on LMR I build one my self. I used parts from an old computer, printer and old cassette recorder to fabricate the frame for it. … Read more
Newest Update:
Oh my, its been a long time. Well, I'm finally back to programming the little guy after many hours of trial and error. Unfortunantly, he had a bit … Read more
XRB3 is powered by an AVR ATMEGA324P micro controller on a custom board that I made. Although he is fully autonomous, he is using an XBEE module to communicate with … Read more
This is my first robot with my own navigation after learning from "How to make your first robot" how everything works.
Don't mind the design of this … Read more
Update: Minor correction, nothing new here ;)
On this page I will help you making your own "Yellow Drum Machine" (from now on: "YDM", though it can be in any color, … Read more
UPDATE: Code now attached above + Ant has send me some tiny relays, I think they would work in this, and you could make everything 1/4 the size of what I did. Ask … Read more
UPDATE: Nothing new, just a small edit.
A video in better quality than YouTube & Google is here
How to make Robot Wall Racers yourself, see here
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He is working as well as he could be. Still some minor bugs. If I hold him he doesn't stop until he gets close to something. On the ground he only moves a few … Read more
UPDATE: View slideshow many boring pictures sorry :)
UPDATE: While going through tapes I found some lost video of this project. Not much, but at least now shared … Read more
This is part III of a series I call “How to build your first robot”.
This part is not so much instructions of how to build & program, that was in Part … Read more
Here's my latest project. I liked Frits' Yellow Drum Machine so much that I decided I wanted to build one of my own. I'm working on the physical construction first … Read more
Would you like to build your own Yellow Drum Machine? Please read this.
Audiofile Engineering asked me to make a robot like this for them, to be won in a … Read more
If you are a newbee, you may only have learned that the Picaxe 28 pin Project Board has some inputs and outputs.. And you may have purchesed an SRF05 (that Picaxe … Read more
This time I wanted a faster robot. No turning head, just some parts from old toy, mocked up, and getting much too high voltage!
It went completely beserk, but … Read more