good work man, So clean and elegant... loved the way you described everything... should start a tutorial on making these Controllers PCB design from scratch
For such a small chanel, this is a very good quality. Subscribed Also, there is a third way to lower the amount of wires. Combine the main pcb and the sensor pcb into one. Some back of the napkin math tells me that it would cost about 50 usd for 5 of them.
Thank you so much! I am still working on a couple things when it comes to the quality, especially the entertainment factor and filming techniques. The way that I was able to make a clean connection with almost no wires (on my robot) was to put headers on the main and sensor PCB, and solder the main PCB’s headers in such a way that it was the correct height, still being able to have a (sort of) modular design, so that the main PCB can rest higher. After breaking so many things with my previous robots, I figured that I would have to break it up into as small bits as I could, so that everything could be replaced. For example, I used an Arduino nano, TB6612FNG, both on headers from the big companies, when I could’ve easily designed the atmega328 and tb6612fng IC into the board itself. Thanks so much for your feedback, if there’s anything I could improve, please let me know.
You could perhaps arrange the sensors in a 'V' shape, so that some are ahead of the others, and then use your code to skip the line when the further forward sensors see black, and then continue following with the further behind sensors.
good work man, So clean and elegant...
loved the way you described everything...
should start a tutorial on making these Controllers PCB design from scratch
i got humbled so much!! cant believe you are only 13! subbed and waiting for more videos :D
For such a small chanel, this is a very good quality. Subscribed
Also, there is a third way to lower the amount of wires. Combine the main pcb and the sensor pcb into one. Some back of the napkin math tells me that it would cost about 50 usd for 5 of them.
Thank you so much! I am still working on a couple things when it comes to the quality, especially the entertainment factor and filming techniques. The way that I was able to make a clean connection with almost no wires (on my robot) was to put headers on the main and sensor PCB, and solder the main PCB’s headers in such a way that it was the correct height, still being able to have a (sort of) modular design, so that the main PCB can rest higher. After breaking so many things with my previous robots, I figured that I would have to break it up into as small bits as I could, so that everything could be replaced. For example, I used an Arduino nano, TB6612FNG, both on headers from the big companies, when I could’ve easily designed the atmega328 and tb6612fng IC into the board itself. Thanks so much for your feedback, if there’s anything I could improve, please let me know.
@@hxtec32and now you design your own motor drivers and esp32 boards. You made soo much progess in these 4 months. I am very jealous of your abilities
@@tomaszkarwik6357 thanks so much bro
You must win. You can do it. I will vote for you
Thank you bro
年經就是本錢! keep going
@@SHULIN-rf6tr thanks!
Great job!! Subscribed
Thanks so much!
CAN YOU SHOW ME THE PROGRAM THANK YOU...
groovy baby!
i always come back
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Hi I have doubt like do jhave anything where robot which can follow parallel line
You could perhaps arrange the sensors in a 'V' shape, so that some are ahead of the others, and then use your code to skip the line when the further forward sensors see black, and then continue following with the further behind sensors.
Can you make a pumped laser?
I might! Not a guarantee though, I still have the next 8-10 video ideas laid out. Thanks for the subscribe. What is a pumped laser, anyways?