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A cute open source Little Robot is raising funds Kickstarter
A cool kid’s project, looking for funds! Looks like on the way to get funded.
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A low-cost, open-source, Arduino-compatible balancing robot for learning, hacking and delight
How it started
Last winter, I promised my eight-year-old son to build a little balancing robot that he could program. One thing led to another, and this robot turned out to be a much more elaborate project than originally envisioned. “It’s not urgent,” he says. If all the bosses of the world were so patient!
Robot anatomy
Lil’Bot is programmed just like an Arduino Uno, and takes standard Arduino shields. About half of the Arduino memory and three quarters of the processing power are available after the balancing code and all the rest have taken their share.
via Lil’Bot, the little robot that could by Chris Hakim — Kickstarter.
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