2015年10月7日 · The RobotGeek team is a 6-man operation that wants to make it even easier to use Arduino to make electronics and robots. Check out our instructables and robotgeek.com for all of our awesome kits.

Chip-E is a four servo bipedal robot kin to Zowi, BoB, Otto and others. Assembly instructions can be found on learn.robotgeek.com. To get started copy the Chip-E, ChipE_LCD and Oscillator folders to your Arduino/libraries directory. The Chip-E library and examples depend on other RobotGeek and 3rd party libraries available here.

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Mac/Windows/Linux program for controlling Interbotix and Robotgeek Robot Arms Use Instructions http://learn.trossenrobotics.com/35-projects/137-interbotix-arm-control-software.html

The RobotGeek team is a 6-man operation that wants to make it even easier to use Arduino to make electronics and robots.

Using this software you can control the Robot Arm via a variety of movement modes including Cartesian IK mode, Cylindrical IK mode, and Backhoe/Joint mode. In addition to directly controlling your Robot Arm, the Arm Link software can also activate digital outputs, read analog inputs, play motion sequences, and display webcam feeds.

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RobotGeek PIR Motion Sensor Night Light: This project demonstrates how to make a nightlight by using an Arduino, a PIR motion sensor, and PowerSwitch Tail to turn on a 120V light.

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