Probably the simplest possible robot capable of solving the maze. Uses just one microcontroller 🙂 The best part of this project is that it only takes 15 minutes of your time, requires no soldering, no expensive materials and no advanced skills at all.
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were can i buy the? …
were can i buy the? trilling mototr
why the sunglasses …
why the sunglasses i now who you are?
@wetstreets Fixed? …
@wetstreets Fixed? it, please try again 🙂
Your site RTFMS? is …
Your site RTFMS? is not working 🙁
@aPersonOnYouToob …
@aPersonOnYouToob Thank you 🙂 Check out Episode #2? (published an hour ago) – it’s fun too!
Thats very cool and …
Thats very cool and fun, think I might? throw one of those together tomorrow.
good job bud,? 😉
good job bud,? 😉
@jeriellsworth Well …
@jeriellsworth Well, actually the? MCU was running. Running around the maze I mean 🙂
I wonder if that is the simplest microcontroller-based robot that can be programmed to solve a maze. Just can’t come up with anything simpler than that.
BTW, by saying “programmed” I mean wikipedia definition as “programming is the craft of transforming requirements into something that a computer can execute”
Hehe. I thought it …
Hehe. I thought it was going to be? a robot with a running MCU. Fun.
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