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Submitted by SebastianR on Sat, 02/13/2016 - 02:42
This industrial robot tool uses an assembly of printed parts, springs and a common marker to paint on any surface with the precision expected on a industrial robot tool.
Submitted by SebastianR on Wed, 01/06/2016 - 22:22
OZER is a work in progress to develop a totally functional hexapod for exploring functions on unstructured terrains. Keeping as main objectives the development of a low cost, easy to construct, assemble and operate structure which allows the reconfiguring of the platform for new uses.
Submitted by SebastianR on Mon, 01/04/2016 - 17:14
This tutorial resume common steps to setup a basic connection for a Raspberry Pi board to the net using SSH, VNC and video streaming from a camera module. Most of this information is broadly available on the internet with this article being a review to easy and particular implementation.
Submitted by SebastianR on Mon, 04/28/2014 - 00:08
Some usual RF devices are those digital modules where a button or command generates an digital output on the receptor, this limits the amount of control that can be generated on the receptor to a few "channels". In most cases some "complex" custom comunication is required, where the RF modules need to handle any type and size of information the process require.
Submitted by SebastianR on Mon, 04/14/2014 - 21:56
RF modules offer the capability to wirless transmite datta on electronic and robotics projects, this modules are extremly easy to use and are quite cheap (about $5 USD) wich make them ideal for projects
In this little example an Arduino UNO board with 2 micro servo motors will be controlled remotely using an XY-DJM-5V SC2272-M4 RF controller. Note that this module is intended for be used as a simple relay on its digital pins, other modules allow more deep radio frequency communication.
Submitted by SebastianR on Mon, 06/03/2013 - 03:35
Many robotic projects require the control of multiples digital and discrete outputs to work simultaneously, the motor interfaces are not an exception due big robotic instrumentation used today, the widespread Arduino control interface has the ability to handle steppers motors even with its own reference function librarys, but when it comes to a much more basic type of control over multiple speed's motors some arrangements need to be done.
