Introducing 60-pound combat bots, bringing back Logistics, plus a few other essential details.
Next Fall's AVC is starting to take shape. We've seen the future, and the future is... GOATS!
Thanks to some big bots, student teams and first-time competitors, we are now the third largest combat robotics tournament in the world!
With all the information needed to construct a combat bot, let's actually build one!
We have THREE TIMES as many combat bot teams registered as last year! This is great, but it means some changes.
We bring back Jamie to give us some design tips when creating a 3D-printed plastic ant bot.
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Very good point that I missed (this was a little rushed) quantities absolutely matter and will factor in.
Hey ‘773! For the “who’s turn” indicator, I think the problem you’d run into is that people will forget to hit the button (or whatever) to…
A few more comments (after thinking a bit in the shower)… I’d say that there’s a very high probability that the chip in these parts is…
Hi Pete! I toyed with the idea for a project that would use just one programmable LED - it was…
micro:bits are tough to keep a steady supply in-stock to meet the demand for them at the moment. We do however have the [micro:bit Go…
For few lines i have used Raspbian Default Editor or VI on board, but for huge source code i used Visual Studio Code with step-by-step…
Depending on the quantities to be produced, modules make sense for small runs where the fixed cost of PCB design and debugging won’t be…
It’s unfortunate you are out of Micro Bits. I would love to try some of these things.
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