Arduino Walker-Bot

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This was a bot used to teach workshops about using an Arduino to control a walking robot. The robot moved only forward and backward but showed users how to wire up a joystick, power switch, batteries, and servos to an Arduino and then program it all to work. Instructions // Code for a 3D Printed Robot // Learn more at: http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Robot/ // This code is in the Public Domain // Add the servo library #include <Servo.h> // Create two servo instances Servo myservo; Servo myservo1; int frontPin = 9; int backPin = 10; int FrontBalanced = 91; int BackCentered = 102; int angle = 25; int backRight = BackCentered - 10; int backLeft = BackCentered + 10; int xPin = A4; int yPin = A5; const int FRONT = 1; const int BACK = 2; const int LEFT = 3; const int RIGHT = 4; void setup() { myservo.attach(frontPin); myservo1.attach(backPin); myservo1.write(FrontBalanced); myservo.write(BackCentered); Serial.begin(9600); } void frontLeg(int x) { myservo1.write(x); } void backLeg(int x) { myservo.write(x); } void loop() { int x = analogRead(xPin); int y = analogRead(yPin); Serial.print("x :"); Serial.println(x); Serial.print("y :"); Serial.println(y); int direction = 0; if (x > 700) { direction = BACK; } else if (x < 300) { direction = FRONT; } switch (direction) { case FRONT: front(); break; case BACK: back(); break; default: straight(); } delay(1); } void front(){ frontLeg(FrontBalanced + angle); delay(50); backLeg(BackCentered - angle); delay(200); frontLeg(FrontBalanced - angle); delay(50); backLeg(BackCentered + angle); delay(200); } void back() { backLeg(BackCentered - angle); delay(50); frontLeg(FrontBalanced + angle); delay(200); backLeg(BackCentered + angle); delay(50); frontLeg(FrontBalanced - angle); delay(200); }