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[ Home | Blogs | Events | Robots | Humans | Projects | Podcasts | About | Account ]TeamUR the Second has been scrapped. This is sad but his descendant TeamUR the Third already travels through the obstacles! Wanna see? Here we go!
It looks that we ran into some problems using stepper motors. The robot looks cool but it doesn't move as well as it looks. If you feel like able to help, please drop us a line.
We purchased an elecronic compas out of curiosity and you
can see the compas test:
http://teamur.netfirms.com/test_compass.htm
Tada, Tada! TeamUR The First Can be called a robot. It has
its first proximity sensor and is able to cruise around
avoiding the obstacles.
Here is the status with short movie:
http://teamur.netfirms.com/status_200206.htm
We got couple of new experiences from cannibalism of an old
floppy disk drive. See the project web site:
http://teamur.netfirms.com/test_floppy_disk_drive.htm
Tada! TheamUR got it's microcontroller: PIC16F73.
I made a documentary movie about "The First Moves" and The Ferret. Unfortunaltely project hosting server refuses to send files larger than 256k. The MPG is 3MB... See the project web.
Generally TeamUR's mechanics sucks. I need some more serious parts: mostly wheels. The next TeamUR will get stepper motor.
TeamUR has his first shape. We made the first mistakes... Looks like a good start. http://teamur.netfirms.com updated!
Mikul: napisz do mnie: irek @ post . com
TeamUR Robo Project is gaining speed. The project website
is finally put together. Everybody is welcome!
My desk
slowly becomes full of elecronic stuff. How great is to
feel fingers burned by soldering gun!
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