DYOR Gatuno b5e3187cbc45f0acfa438ef3a1a1f666

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I Designed and Built a DYOR Robot with Tinkercad. Based on the BatBot Robot, I Personalized it with Different Ears, Mouth, Arms, and Name. I Created This Project as Part of My Coursework in UPV's Edx Program: https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UPValenciaX+DYOR101x+3T2017 Learn More About DYOR at Our Portal: http://dyor.roboticafacil.es Stay Up-to-Date with Robotics News from UPV on our Blog: http://robotica.webs.upv.es Follow us on Twitter (@roboticaUPV): https://twitter.com/roboticaUPV Like and Share our Robotics Content on Facebook (robótica UPV): https://www.facebook.com/roboticaUPV I Built the Robot Myself Using a Wooden Board, a Jigsaw, and Sandpaper Since I Couldn't Find an Affordable Laser Cutting Service. Here's a List of the Electronic Devices Used in This Project: * Arduino Nano V3.0 * Expansion Board for Arduino Nano * 1 x USB Powerbank Battery * 2 x Continuous Rotation Microservos * 2 x SG90 Microservos * SR-HC04 Ultrasonic Sensor * TCRT5000 Line Follower Module * 8x8 LED Matrix * Passive Buzzer * HC-06 Bluetooth Module * Whirling Wheel * 2 x 45mm Diameter Wheels * USB Cable * 2 x Wooden Pieces for the Arms Check Out Our YouTube Videos to See the Robot in Action: https://youtu.be/233rDC13f-g - This Video Shows the Robot's Initialization Process: - The Screen Displays "Ei qué hago?" Three Times. - The Arms Calibrate. - The Bluetooth Connection is Adjusted. https://youtu.be/uD8VCY8jkAY - This Video Demonstrates the Robot's Movement. Note that the Wheels Don't Turn Smoothly with the Servos, But the Servos Move Well, Although One Moves Slower Than the Other. Next Steps: I've Learned Everything I Wanted to, But Now I Want to Continue Programming the Robot with Arduino and Develop an Android Application Using Android Studio.