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Mickey
Category:
Rolling
Progress: Completed
Cost: $120.00
Time to Build: 4 months
Mickey is the first in what was going to be a swarm of small robots. He was going to roam around and communicate with other robots to take over the world. They haven't managed to pull it off quite yet though.
Components:
- MEGAbitty processor
- Megabitty object sensor
- Sanyo minuature metal gear motors
- 700mAh Lithium Polymer battery
- Tamiya Track and Wheel set
- Nordic 2.4GHz rf module (Sparkfun.com)
- Custom machined body
Recent comments
- hahaha thank you! I'm new on
5 weeks 4 days ago - Good stuff!
Back in high
5 weeks 4 days ago - Thank you for the link,the
7 weeks 19 hours ago - great,man!
8 weeks 4 days ago - brilliant, have you ever
9 weeks 1 day ago - very good project,
11 weeks 18 hours ago - me too haha, awesome project!
11 weeks 18 hours ago - very interesting man! do you
11 weeks 18 hours ago - very nice robot! do used an
11 weeks 19 hours ago - awesome :D
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Comments
Nice robot! I am building
Nice robot! I am building something somewhat similar and I intend to use a Megabitty board. Have you (or anyone else) managed to program it in Arduino?
Where can we read more about all the robots we see here?
Thanks!
Ro-Bot-X, I know Anton Olsen
Ro-Bot-X,
I know Anton Olsen is working on a Megabitty sized Arduino board. He tweeted about it recently. I've never heard about someone putting the Arduino firmware onto a Megabitty board, but I don't see why it couldn't be done. Interesting thought. Here's a Atmega 8 (which the Megabitty runs) arduino bootloader. You could try that. If it works, be sure and leave a comment about it on the Megabitty part page.
Also, you can use the contact form on the user's profile page if you want to try and contact them directly. It's the little envelop icon below their profile picture.
I love the custom machined
I love the custom machined body! Wish I could get my hands on one!
While I don't think it's the
While I don't think it's the same, his chassis looks pretty similar to Pololu's tracked chassis. Have you seen that?