We made these tiny-bots from the small, spare parts of their older brothers. Though not as high-tech as the larger ones, these little guys defiantly beat the record of being the smallest by a long shot. Their size makes it easy to put them in boxes and bring them to school to share with my classmates and tell them a bit about breadboards and Arduinos, soldering and heatshrinks and all of the others. These robots include Sonar obstacle detection, roaming navigation, as well as Remote Control (RC).
I.C. 1-2-3 (Photo Credit: Camille)
Fetch – Photo Credit: Camille
Comments (3)
Magdalen Gentry
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Shubham umap
July 26th, 2013I want to make this in my home. send me every little detail of making it.Send me the blue prints,software and everything i need to know aboutwhile doing this thing.plz Send me the details to my mail.
Visesh Kumar Burnwal
October 22nd, 2013I want to make this in my home. send me every little detail of making it.Send me the blue prints,software and everything i need to know aboutwhile doing this thing.plz Send me the details to my mail.
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