Monday, 6 March 2017

Robotis Mini Robot - building


Confession time, love playing with robots, but I am not a big fan of building robots from kits; this one was too much to resist after seeing what https://robotsinschools.com/, with their EdBot, have been doing. 

The EdBot is based around the Robotis Mini robot (I got mine from http://www.robotshop.com/en/robotis-darwin-mini-humanoid-robot.htmlis a robot kit with an open source embedded board,  uses the OpenCM9.04-C microcontroller, running on a 32bit ARM Cortex-M3. 








Software is free to download, I am running it on an Android (appropriately) Tablet.




At the moment I am at the calibration/setting up stage and finding I might have made a couple of mistakes in the build. Good fun so far but more to follow in future posts.




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