Regular printer (to print our cutout guides)
Small hole punch (note - in the video we used a screwdriver because we didn’t have one, but really anything you can use to punch a hole in some cardboard will work!) Some Cardboard, ours was a little less than 1/8” thick We didn’t provide purchasing recommendations for these parts, we hope you don’t mind. Purple glue stick - necessary for a 3D printer, but brand and variety are up to you! Or wherever you like buying your 3D filament (ensure you buy the correct filament thickness Tiny Zip Ties (If you don’t already have them) Kobalt Screwdriver (Tiny screwdriver - if you don’t already have one) Or, feel free to visit your local hardware store.Ĭommand Strips (If you don’t already have some) Main Control Board & Drive Motor Controller We’ve broken the materials down by supplier for ease in purchasing – that being said, if you already own super glue, pliers, etc. You can choose to use a 3D printer to complete the construction of the chassis (robot body) OR good old fashioned cardboard and hot glue. Code provided with caveats)īelow you’ll find our parts & materials list needed to complete the project. This project will be published in the following stages:Ĭode & Bench Testing (ready, but troubleshooting a coding bug. We have not tested these steps with other operating systems and devices, so proceed at your own risk. Requires no soldering, and no advanced tools to createĬontrollable from a free Bluetooth phone appĪrms you, the robot builder, with the pieces and parts you need to embark on future robotics projects!įor compatibility’s sake, this project was designed and tested on a Windows 10 PC, with app control through a Bluetooth app on a Samsung Galaxy S10e phone running Android 12. Have you ever wanted to build your own HUGE? Now you can! Thanks to our sponsor Mouser Electronics, we’ve put together a kit and guide to make your own replica HUGE.
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