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Step 12TAKE IT FURTHER
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Here are some ideas for future versions:
- use transistors to apply full current to the motors (they are now running at 40% capacity)
- make a light seeking or light avoiding socbot.
- Make a whole bunch of light seeking (or avoiding) sockots, each with an LED and study how they interact with each other.
- make a sound seeking socbot
- make a line following socbot
- make an even smaller socbot using an 8 pin wire wrap socket.
- make a larger socbot using a 40 pin wire wrap socket
- write code for the picaxe to make the socbot trainable or programmable. Maybe use the remote to move it through a series of moves and then let it repeat the moves.
- make two or more sockbots that can communicate with and influence each other using infared codes
The possibilities are nearly limitless.
.
Here are some ideas for future versions:
- use transistors to apply full current to the motors (they are now running at 40% capacity)
- make a light seeking or light avoiding socbot.
- Make a whole bunch of light seeking (or avoiding) sockots, each with an LED and study how they interact with each other.
- make a sound seeking socbot
- make a line following socbot
- make an even smaller socbot using an 8 pin wire wrap socket.
- make a larger socbot using a 40 pin wire wrap socket
- write code for the picaxe to make the socbot trainable or programmable. Maybe use the remote to move it through a series of moves and then let it repeat the moves.
- make two or more sockbots that can communicate with and influence each other using infared codes
The possibilities are nearly limitless.
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