ESP8266 NodeMCU Solar Power
For some years now I have been thinking about building a small robot that is powered by solar...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – WIFI remote control
It would still be great if we could remote control the robot car with the smartphone. Exactly this...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – GPS receiver introduction
I have always used USB GPS receivers with my Raspberry Pi robots. Here in this project I want to...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – Magnetometer
My goal is to equip the little robot with a GPS receiver so that it can follow GPS waypoints. To...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – Components
In this section I will go into detail about the components and their procurement that are needed...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – chassis
The chassis can be built from many materials. So I made good experiences with chassis which are...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 Development Board – Wiring Part 1
In order for the robot to move, the individual components must be connected to each other. The...
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Building Robots with the ESP8266 Development Board – Wiring Part 2
The first part explained which pin has which meaning on the ESP8266 NodeMCU and connected the...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – Setting up the Arduino development environment
In the previous two papers, the ESP8266 NodeMCU and all other electronic components were installed...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – Ultrasonic sensor and motor control
This article is divided into three sections. First, two programs are presented to check the...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – Power supply
There are two ways to power the robot car as described below. The first way I describe is to use a...
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Building robots with the ESP8266 development board – servo motor control
Until now, two DC motors in the robot car were controlled by an L298N motor driver. But with the...
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