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  • Etch-A-Snap: The Raspberry Pi Powered Etch-A-Sketch Camera
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    Etch-A-Snap: The Raspberry Pi Powered Etch-A-Sketch Camera

    Byoeadmin April 19, 2019April 18, 2019

    Etch-A-Snap is the result of mashing together a Pocket Etch-A-Sketch, a Raspberry Pi Zero, and onboard camera module, a couple servo motors and a number of other goodies to create what is ‘probably’ the world’s first Etch A Sketch camera. The Etch-A-Snap is programmed first to reduce the image to 240 by 144 pixels since…

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  • DIY a Force Controlled Robot Gripper
    3D Printing | Arduino

    DIY a Force Controlled Robot Gripper

    Byoeadmin April 11, 2019September 7, 2026

    The maker James Bruton created a 3d-printed gripper with a three-finger design and three servo motors controlled by and Arduino Uno sbc. The design is ideal for gripping a variety roundish parts, and is held open by default with bungee cords attached to the outside like tendons. When you need it to grip something, a…

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  • DIY an Affordable and Funny Robot Dog
    3D Printing | Arduino | Robotics and Drones

    DIY an Affordable and Funny Robot Dog

    Byoeadmin April 4, 2019September 7, 2026

    Mike’s Robot Dog is an Arduino-powered robotic pet with a lot of 3d printed parts and features four servo-driven legs, with two-axis shoulder movement, as well as an articulated knee joint. It’s capable of picking itself up off the ground, and can then walk using a slow side-to-side gait. To make the dog move, power…

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  • Arduino Mega Powered Hexapod Robot
    Arduino | IoT and Connectivity | Robotics and Drones

    Arduino Mega Powered Hexapod Robot

    Byoeadmin December 26, 2018September 7, 2026

    Walking robots come in many forms, and each presents their own unique challenges. Bipedal style locomotion is considered particularly difficult to do well, however designs with more legs offer certain advantages. Hexapods offer the possibility of keeping several legs on the ground while others move, providing a useful degree of stability. This type of robot…

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  • CasioKeyBot, the Robotized Hand Plays an Old Casio Electronic Keyboard
    Arduino | Audio | Robotics and Drones

    CasioKeyBot, the Robotized Hand Plays an Old Casio Electronic Keyboard

    Byoeadmin October 14, 2018September 7, 2026

    I really like the crappy sound of those 80s toy keyboards. Unfortunately, I am a lousy live keyboarder and I only have so many hands. So I thought about adding MIDI capability to my good old Casio SA-21. The simplest way to do this is obviously building a robotized hand with 8 servo motors controlled…

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