Raspberry Pi Robots - Obstacle Avoidance - Episode 2

[@oliverwright4847]

It's working! We soldered in the missing resistor - still just spinning at this point so we changed the distance setting to 0.15 and that seemed to do it. Thanks again.
Oliver

[@BroProStudios]

Great video, very informative will have to get my self one of these robots.

[@moechano]

I love your work, RPiGuy.

[@ssegarane]

Good video! Concise information and easy to understand.

[@ccoates1984]

Could this code work with the Ryantech setup if I attach an ultrasonic sensor?

[@AssaSingh]

love your work! keep it up!!

[@KrishenMistryphonephacts]

Can you use this for Intio??

[@oliverwright4847]

Thanks so much for Episode 2 - exactly what we needed!
I'm having a slight problem with the git pull as below. Not sure what I have to do here?
Any thoughts welcome.
Best
Oliver
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pi@raspberrypi~ $ cd robot
pi@raspberrypi~/robot $ cd pi2go
pi@raspberrypi~/robot/pi2go $ git pull
*** Please tell me who you are.
Run
git config --global user.email "[e-mail]"
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
to set your account's default identity.
Omit --global to set the identity only in this repository.
fatal: empty ident not allowed

[@robertpatton26]

Use the wii mote to blue tooth control the motors
😄

[@carlosthompsonlenz]

Useless expensive toy

[@joshuaberkley5219]

You play with model trains.

[@LpDati]

Its not expensive at all. Should be affordable for anyone.
And not useless at all. It helped me with Learning SSH,Linux,Soldering,Python,Networking and much more!

[@herninasabanal9155]

pls send me the diagram of this project, I really need it