In this video, I showcase a palm-sized WALL-E robot that is controlled by an Arduino microcontroller and 3D printed parts. I demonstrate how this adorable little robot moves and interacts with its environment, thanks to its fully functional arms and tracks. I'll take you through the process of designing and printing the parts, programming the Arduino, and assembling the robot.
3D Files:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:595...
Arduino Code and PCB Gerber File:
github.com/ProfBoots/Baby-Wal...
ProfessorBoots Website: professorboots.com/products/d...
Discord: / discord
Instagram: / proffboots
Electrical Components
Arduino Nano: store-usa.arduino.cc/products...
HM-10 Bluetooth Chip: amzn.to/3mmhOcX
H-Bridge: amzn.to/3UjZopC
7.4v Lipo: amzn.to/3KJDQ2F
Alternative Battery: amzn.to/3Ljn75o
Buck Converter: amzn.to/3ZTAoGX
Servos: amzn.to/3mhfKmn
Linear Servo: amzn.to/3mbm7I8
N20 Motors: amzn.to/3Kmtlku
Speaker/Amplifier: amzn.to/3Vi8gNi
Note: For items such as the resistors, buttons, and LEDS I recommend looking at getting an Arduino kit which will come with all of those for much cheaper then buying them individually.
Everything 3D Printed in this video was done with my good old faithful Ender 3: amzn.to/41bfMej
Filament
Hatchbox PLA: amzn.to/418tmQl
Sain Smart TPU: amzn.to/3KJEEod
TimeStamps
00:00 Why Wall-E
01:01 Tools and Electronics
04:10 Testing Code
06:45 Assembly
11:54 Final Thoughts
#arduino #robot
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2 июл 2024