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This actually pretty neat! $18 is insanely low, I'd make this for my nephews and godson. Any way to get them working with scratch or similar graphical programmi
by ENadyr 4y ago
This actually pretty neat! $18 is insanely low, I'd make this for my nephews and godson. Any way to get them working with scratch or similar graphical programming "language"?
- opencl 4y agoThe software stack for this robot is based on ROS, and there is an existing Scratch extension to connect with ROS[1]. You'd have to write some additional code specific to this robot but it should be doable using that project as a starting point. [1] https://github.com/Affonso-Gui/scratch3-ros-vm https://github.com/Affonso-Gui/scratch3-ros-vm