This is a special Maker Faire edition robot kit designed by Let's Make Robots and Rocket Brand Studios, and based on the PICAXE-08 Motor Driver Board.
The purpose of this robot kit is to give new robot makers access to a quick and simple robot that provides experience in all the basics of robot building. The kit is easy to assemble and program, and introduces the maker to basic construction technique, locomotion, and obstacle detection. Using this kit as a base, you can learn quickly and then adapt the design. Modify the program. Add different sensors. Experiment and learn.
The purpose of this robot kit is to give new robot makers access to a quick and simple robot that provides experience in all the basics of robot building. The kit is easy to assemble and program, and introduces the maker to basic construction technique, locomotion, and obstacle detection. Using this kit as a base, you can learn quickly and then adapt the design. Modify the program. Add different sensors. Experiment and learn.
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Materials
- (1) PICAXE-08 Motor Driver Board
- (2) Low voltage gearmotors like the 3V DAGU DG02S
- (2) SPDT Microswitches
- (2) 0.1uF ceramic disc capacitors
- (1) 3xAAA battery holder with switch
- (3) AAA alkaline batteries. (If you are using rechargeable AAA batteries, you will need a 4xAAA pack instead.)
- (1) 8mm half-round bead for the front slider (you can surely substitute a variety of things for this)
- (2) #2 1/4 inch sheet metal screws
- (2) #2 star or split lock washers (optional, but recommended to keep the wheels from slipping)
- (2) small wheels 1-1/8 to 1-1/2 inch diameter (These might do. Or cut your own from acrylic. Or use plastic bottle caps.)
- Double sided foam tape
- About 48 inches of 22 AWG stranded wire (multiple colors optional)
- 3/32 inch acrylic sheet for making chassis
- PICAXE USB Download Cable
- Wire strippers
- Wire cutters
- Soldering iron and solder
- Small flat-head screwdriver
- Small Phillips head screwdriver
- Needlenose pliers
- fine toothed saw for cutting acrylic (or a laser cutter if you have one)
- (optional) drill and small drill bit for cutting a mounting hole in your wheels if you make your own
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tell me there is any robot which costs Rs.500
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-SpurtBot-Line-Follower/
Purchased in quantity, the parts for that robot cost me about $8 USD per robot, which is pretty close to 500 rupees. For a single robot, you might spend $10 USD.
If I can help with laser cutting, please let me know.
BTW, I've got a new 3DOF 6 legged walker kit I'd like to send you if you're up for it.