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Build your own cute Spooky Scary Skeleton Robot for Halloween - Using a Raspberry Pi Pico/Pico W, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Range finder, and an SG90 Servo. SPOOKY SCARY SKELETON ROBOT This is a rather bare bones robot for Halloween, but its…
Print out two of these and attach with four M2.5 screws. There is an alternative version of the 7" version if you want a little less wobble when touching the screen.
OVERVIEW Build a fun Ghostbusters PKE style Wi-Fi scanner using a Raspberry Pi Pico, a couple of electronics and some 3d printed parts. The scanner will scan and display a list of all the local Wi-Fi hotspots, and change the position of…
Original article at https://www.kevsrobots.com/blog/ghostbox.html GHOSTBOX OVERVIEW Make your own GhostBox - using a Raspberry Pi Pico. The world of electronics and programming is constantly evolving and opening up new opportunities for…
Buddy Jr. I created Buddy Jr as a troubleshooting step with a larger Robot arm project I'm working on called Buddy (Buddy is the name of one of the robot arms Tony Stark uses in the movie Ironman). I wanted something that is really quick…
These are TPU printable Tires for your robots - the Wheel and Middle can be printed out of PLA, PETG, or ABS, but the tire needs to be printed using flexible filament such as TPU. I used Sunlu TPU, printed at 230 with a bed temp of 60 and…
You can build your own customizable robot maze with these corner posts. These small posts can connect foam core board walls into different configurations to create a robot maze for your robot to navigate.
OVERVIEW In this tutorial we’ll look at: Cheerlights - The Inspiration Wheatley - 3d design 3d Design - The printable parts Electronics - Wiring up MicroPython - Code BILL OF MATERIALS Item Description Qty Price Pimoroni Plasma Stick 2040…
A hand-held camera case for your Raspberry Pi projects. This uses the Raspberry Pi 5 & the High Quality Camera Module, a USB Powerbank (2 Power) and the Waveshare 3.5-inch 320x480 pixel IPS display. Prints in 3 parts - the Chassis, Bottom…
This is a fun open-faced case for a Raspberry Pi 5 that is running Home Assistant. Doesn't require any support material and prints in around 2 hours. Use some M2.5 Screws to mount the Pi to the case, you may also need some standoffs…
Overview I designed WeatherBot to be a fun robot that can show a tempareture reading in an innovate and unusual way; it uses a servo to point to a value on a dial, on its stomach. It even holds the temperature sensor in its hand, with the…
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