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Step 7Testing
The robot is now completed and it is time to test it.
Put 4 batteries into the battery holders and turn on the switch.
Try to change the position of the sensor to make the robot works better.
If the robot works inverted swap the red and blue wires on the sensor or on the battery holders.
Put 4 batteries into the battery holders and turn on the switch.
Try to change the position of the sensor to make the robot works better.
If the robot works inverted swap the red and blue wires on the sensor or on the battery holders.
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I have two Segways (a blast, by the way) and they stand up on their own. It's fun to watch them "dance"..
I literally had to go to the factory in NH to take a class on how to ride these models. Yes, long time ago.
What they suggested this: to stabilize my units when first riding it, add some weights to the saddle bags on either side. It not only helped me when learning, it helped the Segway stay upright without excess movement
So what I'll seggest (lol) to you is this: get the center of gravity lower by moving the batteries down or adding weight to the bottom of the plastic. That should allow the bot to stay upright without falling over.
LET ME KNOW HOW THAT WORKS.
Robb
Grand Rapids, MI
but why do u have 2 segways, its pretty cool, i just dont understand y u have them.
My intention was to hire good looking college gals to ride them around with our company logo on the side of the saddle bags, answering questions about our business and handing out literature.
Great marketing idea, but have not had enough time to devote to the project.