GoPro Camera Track
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This is a fully 3D Printable camera track or it can be Laser Cut and 3D Printed.
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This is a camera track designed for any GoPro or any other small camera. It uses the LEGO Mindstorms and Spike platform; specifically the Robot Inventor Hub, Spike Essential Small Motor, and the Spike Prime Large Motor. It uses a DualSense wireless controller to move the camera or can be programmed. This uses block coding or python, both will be linked below. When using the controller both the controller and the hub needs to be connected to the Mindstorms Robot Inventor app to allow the controller to work.
Necessary Parts (Other than the included STLs)
3/4 inch dowels (2 needed)
Mindstorms Robot Inventor Hub
Spike Essential Small Motor
Spike Prime Large Motor
Large LEGO Wheels / Axles
Wood Glue (If laser cutting parts) or other strong glue (If 3D Printing everything)
Soldering tools
Wire - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7MKBFNK?psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_ud_ct_4K9Y380PVM0JEMSZ34R8_2
Heat Shrink / Electrical Tape
How to Build
The "Sides" can be laser cut like I did with mine or 3D printed
Start printing / Laser Cutting the parts
Extending the extensions
Cut the extension in half
Strip each of the six wires
Solder the new 35-40 inches of cable to the powered up extension you cut earlier
Make sure to keep track of where each wire connects to so you don't miss wire the extension causing shorts
Heat shrink the new longer powered up extensions
Repeat this whole process again to end up with two longer extensions
Start assembling the track
Glue the dowels into the sides with about 1/8 inches of dowel sticking out of the front of each side
As long as the flat bottom of each side are on the same side it doesn't matter if the sides are flipped or not
Then glue the hub holder into the correct cutout on the correct side pannel
Route one end of each extension through the cable holes by the hub holder
Connect the large LEGO wheels to the Large Motor and slide the motor into the motor hole on the opposite side of the hub
Make sure the end of the motor where the wire exits the motor goes in first
Glue the motor mount onto the side panel
Make sure to keep the motor straight during this process
Connect the first extension to the motor
Place the Small Motor into the motor slot on the platform
Using tape / wire / zip ties anchor the motor into the platform
Place the platform onto the track and connect the last extension cable
Tie the string onto the wheel / spool and wrap it around the loop on the hub holder
Then wrap the string on the platform and tie the end onto the wheel / spool
Coding it
Ensure the drive motor (large motor) is connected to port F and the small motor is connected to port D
Upload the code to the app and connect the hub + controller
Start the program and test it
Trouble Shooting
Controls are backward - reverse connections
Check the solder points
Controller not working - ensure "streaming mode" is on in the code
Ensure the controller is connected