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Build Your Own Butler Robot!!! - Tutorial,Photos, and Video

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Warning:
This project can be very dangerous if you are not careful. Be careful and scared of your tools. Do not do anything stupid which could be dangerous to your health . I am not liable for any injuries, death, or any damage that might have occured by following this tutorial.

Also , you should be afraid of your robot . When this thing is on , it has a lot of torque and its probably stronger than you and can push you over and run you over.

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May 9, 2010. 12:39 PMdemonsonic1 says:

I have a few suggestions for your robot. You should program him to follow and to come when you are in another room. And maybe add a servo to let his head turn.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Jul 2, 2009. 8:24 PMYashknowsbetter says:

Hi! wonderful bot you've got there! okay now i'm going to try and replicate that..only that i don't want to buy the Phidgets buy i want to build a circuit myself ..any suggestions? can you guide me as far as the circuitwork is concerned? also ,i'm afraid i cant afford to let my budget run so loose, in fact i've got a laptop. so can u tell me, where i can cut down my costs? Thanks! DO reply soon!