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Use found objects to make your valentine a robot professing your love:
Get creative and use whatever you can find around the house, thrift store, or junkyard! For my robot, I used a water bottle lid, a metal candle tin with the wax removed, a pipe clamp, springs, knobs, parts from car adapters, and alligator clips.
Add a personalized touch:
I cut a heart out of a red plastic lid to make a personalized heart for my robot to hold.
Add technology:
I created a simple circuit with a 9volt battery (placed inside the body), LEDs for eyes with an on/off switch that doubles as the robot's antenna!
There are infinite possibilities for the robots you could make!
Get creative and use whatever you can find around the house, thrift store, or junkyard! For my robot, I used a water bottle lid, a metal candle tin with the wax removed, a pipe clamp, springs, knobs, parts from car adapters, and alligator clips.
Add a personalized touch:
I cut a heart out of a red plastic lid to make a personalized heart for my robot to hold.
Add technology:
I created a simple circuit with a 9volt battery (placed inside the body), LEDs for eyes with an on/off switch that doubles as the robot's antenna!
There are infinite possibilities for the robots you could make!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Valentines-RoboGrinch/
http://www.instructables.com/id/BATTERIES-NOT-INCLUDED-INSPIRED-DESK-JUNKBOT/