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Chito 0.1
- Maker: Luis
- Date: July 2017
- Description: Raspberry PI 3 Robot built with Lego-Bricks to have fun with family! 🙂
HaBuRo 1
- Maker: H. Busch
- Date: 2017
- Description: HaBuRo1 is the big brother of the HaBuRo 2 and is a robot to drive around in the nature. The robot is equipped with an XBee-radio module. Autonomous driving is possible and it is also possible to remote control the robot via a tablet with touchscreen.
This is the detailed top view of the HaBuRo 1 robot which is powered by a Raspberry Pi.
HaBuRo 2
- Maker: H. Busch
- Date: 2017
- Description: HaBuRo2 is my first robot. It was built like described in the book “Roboter-Autos mit dem Raspberry Pi”.
The Python programs which are available for download in the download section of this blog where used without any change. Everything worked perfect.
Build your own robot car with the Raspberry Pi!
Step by step to your own robot carThis book guides you in two parts through the project phases with the aim of building an individual, autonomously driving robot car. In the first part of the book you will learn the basics of robotics and the interaction of hardware, electricity and software. You build the chassis and wire the individual components - details can be found in the appropriate, richly illustrated chapters. An introduction to software installation and programming with Scratch and Python completes the first part. You do not need any previous knowledge in robotics and programming. In the second part of the book, you will familiarize yourself with the sensors required for autonomous driving. With the acquired knowledge you can individualize and further develop your robot car as you wish. The knowledge you acquire in this book will enable you to implement your own projects with the Raspberry Pi.
This book offers you that:
- Simply get into robotics with the Rasperberry Pi without prior knowledge
- Numerous illustrations, tables, circuit diagrams
- Information boxes with useful tips also for other Raspberry Pi projects
- Project code with syntax highlighting
- Two car projects: remote-controlled robot car via WLAN and self-driving car
- Hardware tips and recommendations for suitable accessories - Extensive project material as download: Raspbian image, parts list, chassis artwork and code
- Special features: Easy and robust cabling, use of high-precision time-of-flight laser distance measurement sensors, introduction to servo motors and suitable servo controllers, control via gamepad, use of an OLED display
Ingmar Stapel studied computer engineering and is currently working internationally as IT project manager and enterprise technical architect; in addition, he has been intensively involved with Raspberry Pi and robotics for years. He likes to share this knowledge with interested people from the tinkering scene at meet-ups on robotics. On his private blogs he also writes about many current technology trends.
Big Rob
- Maker: Ingmar
- Date: 2017
- Description: This robot was designed and build as a test system to test the usage of the differential GPS solution for precise navigation.
The following picture shows the Big Rob driving around in snow by -12°C. I was very surprised how good the off-road capabilities are.
Big Rob Video
The video shows the Big Rob robot driving around in the field.
Discoverer
- Maker: Ingmar
- Date: 2014
- Description: This is the Dicoverer which is equipped with a GPS receiver and a metal detector.
Discoverer Video
The video shows the Discoverer equipped with a metal detector.
Racer
- Maker: Pete and his sons
- Date: 2015
- Description: This robot was built with a Raspberry Pi and Lego-Bricks.
Cardboard Robot-Car
- Maker: Ingmar
- Date: 2013
- Description: This is Ingmars first robot-car. It was built with a Raspberry Pi and cardboard.
Wallbreaker
- Maker: Ingmar
- Date: 2015
- Description: This is Ingmar’s robot-car build with a Raspberry Pi and Lego-bricks.
Acryl Racer
- Maker: Ingmar
- Date: 2015
- Description: This is a robot-car built with an acryl-glas kit.
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