DISCLAIMER: Don’t do anything silly with this instructables because this is purely for ejudimucation and science. It was November 2013. On Thanksgiving day, my cousin and my brother’s friend came over and we were enjoying the break by playing Left 4 Dead and CS:GO. My mom asked me if I wanted this metal rack from […]
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In this brief guide we will show you how to connect up two LEDs to the GPIO ports on your Raspberry Pi and control them via Python Script. From this point onwards I will assume that your Raspberry Pi has a fully working install of Raspbian and is connected to your WiFi or Wired Network. Rather
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Servos are similar to motors, but can typically only move from 0 to 60/120/180 degrees, rather than rotate continuously. Unlike a motor, you send a servo a signal that makes it go to a specific position (eg 30 degrees), making them ideal for applications such as moving parts of robots, or controlling surfaces on an
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Aim of the project: In this project we have developed a platform to remotely control surveillance robot controlled over Ethernet. It will enable us to monitor the activities in the remote and sensitive areas such as naxalite areas and etc. In traditional security systems, monitoring devices are usually mounted on fixed locations. In such cases,
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A couple of weeks ago, I saw this really cool Raspberry Pi based RFID-enabled cassette player. It ran PiMusicbox and the maker created a module to control PiMusicbox via RFID. This would be perfect for my three year old daughter. Ok, as she’s clearly not familiar with cassette players, I needed something simpler. She already
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Roboteq launched a Kickstarter project to build an I/O add-in card for robotics navigation that stacks atop a Linux-based Raspberry Pi board. The RIO (Raspberry IO) is based on a 32-bit STM32 microcontroller, and includes a 3A DC/DC converter, several serial interfaces, a CAN interface, 21 GPIO, and an optional module with an accelerometer, gyroscope,
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We are going to make a robot which beeps and has a flashing antenna using a Raspberry Pi. Making an antenna for your robot Let’s get hands-on with electronics! This is where the Raspberry Pi comes in handy. You will program a small light called a LED (Light Emitting Diode) to flash. First you will
DiddyBorg is our robust robot kit for the Raspberry Pi. He can be controlled via autonomous software, via a Bluetooth controller such as the PS3 or over Wifi through a keyboard. Check out this video of him rolling around! This Instructables is concerned with the building of the hardware. There is some software preparation which
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The C Elegans worm is one of the most-studied animals in science. In neurobiology, it’s the most basic brain model scientists use to study how the brain works. Now you can have a robot that thinks like one! The C Elegans worm brain has been brought to the Raspberry Pi Robot. The Connectome project has
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Noodle is a small device with the I/O of a machine but the thoughts and feelings of a human. You can program it to monitor your physical space and react to changes in the environment with words, images, sounds and decisions. For example, you could program it to watch your front door, and anytime someone
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