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@@mahmoudrumman6756 Thanks for your interest. I'll create a full video and upload the code. The link will be shared once it's ready.

Hi, check out the full video for the source code. ruclips.net/video/TZZWgokCS-Q/видео.html

Hi, it’s actually quite inexpensive to build this. I used a funny glass for the eyes, which you can find here: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005974350958.html. The structure is made using LEGO Technic, and I used Geek Servo and an Arduino Uno for the movements. You can also check out my other video where I made animatronic eyes using a pair of Halloween doorbells: ruclips.net/video/XW5VFjakc68/видео.html. Thanks for watching, and have fun with your build! If you need any tips or help, feel free to ask - I’d love to see how your robot buddy turns out!

Hi, it’s actually quite inexpensive to build this. I used a funny glass for the eyes, which you can find here: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005974350958.html. The structure is made using LEGO Technic, and I used Geek Servo and an Arduino Uno for the movements. You can also check out my other video where I made animatronic eyes using a pair of Halloween doorbells: ruclips.net/video/XW5VFjakc68/видео.html. Thanks for watching, and have fun with your build! If you need any tips or help, feel free to ask - I’d love to see how your robot buddy turns out!

@@ToyTechMachines Thank you and everything but you don’t understand, I’m net even 13 yet, I do have some homemade ai powered brains made out of old phones and even an exoskeleton around 10 cm in height but I only got the phones from my dads friend who liquified his phone business and the parts for the exoskeleton from a toy set

@Mad_Max-p4u That's incredible, especially for your age! Keep experimenting and learning, you're doing amazing. Can't wait to see what you build next!

@@ToyTechMachines Thank you very much! I love your builds and I’m actually starting a new project very soon it’s a tracked vehicle and it will move by its brain and it will have the eyes you gave me the link too. Thank you very much again you are the best RUclipsr I ever met

@@dece2169 Thanks for your interest! I'll try to create a full video on how to do the project if time permits.

Hi bro, have a look at this video, it uses esp32 to post data to adafruit io cloud platform. ruclips.net/video/hapAgVOqCgQ/видео.htmlsi=LCS_TPx6QoyJbDg3

Sure, I use Visual Studio C# to create this app, and use the KeyPress Event to capture each character that the scanner inputs.

private void Form1_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { // Check if the Enter key is pressed (common for scanners to send Enter after scan) if (e.KeyChar == (char)Keys.Enter) { label1.Text = scannedData; // Display the scanned data scannedData = string.Empty; // Clear the buffer for the next scan } else { scannedData += e.KeyChar; // Append each character to the scanned data } }

​@@ToyTechMachineswow that's great

​@@ToyTechMachinesThank you so much for source code

​@@ToyTechMachineshow can I buy this device

@KhairulanwarAriffin yes, the esp32 running the web server is connected to a computer with a 7" screen.

@@ToyTechMachines how about the other esp?

@KhairulanwarAriffin The other esp32 just connect to usb 5v power.

@KhairulanwarAriffin Using esp-now communication protocol.

Hex values are codes that tell the relay what to do, like turning on or off, using a computer-friendly number system.

A relay is like a remote-controlled switch that lets you turn things on and off, like a light, without touching it. A hex value is a way of writing numbers using both letters and numbers, which is often used to send instructions to the relay to tell it what to do.

Hi there! It seems like the video caught your attention. Is there something specific you'd like to know more about or discuss? I'm happy to help!

@@Crx-Vignesh I use Visual Studio

Sounds like an interesting idea theoretically, and I appreciate your perspective.

Thank you for your interest in this project! I may create a video on how to build this system if I have time.

This toy vending machine uses a DC motor and limit switch to dispense the box.

about 5 meters

Use C++ for face recognition with OpenCV because it offers superior performance, optimized access to OpenCV's native features, and fine-grained control over system resources. This ensures the highest speed and efficiency for computationally intensive tasks. Personally, I prefer to use C# for face recognition with OpenCVSharp as it offers a balance between performance and ease of development. C# provides good speed, integrates well with the .NET ecosystem, and simplifies development with a more manageable syntax compared to C++, making it suitable for both efficient performance and faster development cycles.

Yes, I am using Arduino Mega and it has several serial ports

@@ToyTechMachines Can I do this with 1 receiver and 5 transmitters? arduino

For hardware serial, it can't support, Arduino mega has 4 hardware serial port, you can use 1 of them as receiver and the other 3 as transmitter. However, you can try software serial for additional transmitter.

@@ToyTechMachines Do you have a chance to make a more detailed video? I can't find any information on this subject.

Yes, you can use a Cat6 cable to transfer data over a 100-meter distance using RS485 and an Arduino Mega. Cat6 cables are well-suited for RS485 communication because they have twisted pairs, which help reduce electromagnetic interference and maintain signal integrity over long distances.

@@ToyTechMachines thank youuu :)

I didn't document the steps in details

I'm using normal dupont wire with 2.54 pitch

It can't get it to work with esp32

In a CANbus network, each node typically shares a common ground to ensure proper communication and electrical reference. It's essential for reliable data transmission and to prevent issues like signal interference.

@@ToyTechMachines ChatGPT is that you?

I bought it here www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003099205686.html

@@ToyTechMachines wow thanks ❤️

The servo motors are controlled by an Arduino Uno that run in loop.

Ooo thanks

I made it from some toy parts, lego technic and geekservo.

Cool

Sure, I use this library. github.com/felHR85/UsbSerial

I'm using a normal monitor and a computer to display the data in a web page.

You have talent

I'm using CAN bus for communication. The Windows app was created using Visual Studio using C#

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