Nice post from the ultimate Hackaton in Malmo Hackerspace:
For the Hackathon eventuality final weekend, you longed for to erect a drudge and motionless to go for a kiwi-drive. The kiwi-drive is a 3 circle expostulate configurations that use special wheels to accomplish omnidirectional movement. The drudge was written in Corel Draw (that's what the laser knife prefers) during the two weeks heading up to Hackathon and tools were purchased so that all would be ready when the erect started. We moreover changed the pattern from Corel Draw, around AutoCAD for cleanup, to SketchUp for a practical assessment public and digest to ensure all would fit together.
[...] The Arduino provides a elementary sequence interface and does all of the compulsory expostulate calculations. It moreover provides an extras interface that may be accessed using the same sequence couple and allows up to over a hundred expansions to simply be updated to the system. The initial two addons will be a battery voltage guard and an emoticon display.
Want to erect one? examine the wiki of the continuing plan with segment list and ethics (soon).
via [ forskningsavd.se ]
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