“Mr. Roboto” (named by by daughter, from the Styx song), was the first robot I built. He was a 40 lb remote presence robot that was operated via a remote client over WiFi. Mr. Robot taught me that you should never make your first robot powerful enough to damage walls. I started my first version of the current robot control software, built all the interface circuitry (including a custom H-Bridge from scratch), and learned a lot about motor control and sensors building this robot. He had a telescoping neck (for a Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom camera) that I so over-engineered, I could sit on it. After building Mr. Roboto, I built several smaller robots, and as my skills grew I built larger and larger, eventually getting to my current robot, Loki.
Videos
- Loki watches Star Wars
- Sheldon simulation tracks real robot
- Loki Cleans Up
- Sheldon performs “Believer” by Imagine Dragons
- Sheldon Person Tracking with ROS, Nuitrack, & Realsense
- Sheldon basic functions: wake, sleep, shipping position
- Turtlebot Person Following with ROS Nuitrack module
- Loki – More behaviors
- Loki 1 – Meet Loki
- Loki 2 – Loki Navigation
- Loki 3 – New arm and Object Recognition
- Dancing Robot – Loki’s Little Brother
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- Loki - homemade robot - Opencvpython on Loki Electronics
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