How can you say that when the poster has just demonstrated it working.???There is no reason to think that an arduino is up to six axis control.
Is that thing a battle bot or just for harassing unsuspecting toes and pets?An Arduino can do that. I made my own robot arm with 8 axes of movement and controlled it with an ATMega328 (Arduino) microcontroller. It has 14 digital I/O pins. I programmed 6 of them to output PPM pulses to control the servos and 2 to control speed and reverse. I used potentiometers on the analog input pins for control.
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It's the latter. I made it about thirty years ago. It was controlled then with a 27MHz R/C system. I recently rennovated it to work with a home built, arduino based 75MHz R/C system.Is that thing a battle bot or just for harassing unsuspecting toes and pets?
That is so cool. I could drive our dogs nuts with that and Pilgrim would be hard pressed to destroy it. Charlotte being the brighter of the two would likely just ignore it.An Arduino can do that. I made my own robot arm with 8 axes of movement and controlled it with an ATMega328 (Arduino) microcontroller. It has 14 digital I/O pins. I programmed 6 of them to output PPM pulses to control the servos and 2 to control speed and reverse. I used potentiometers on the analog input pins for control.
@MisterBill2There is no reason to think that an arduino is up to six axis control.
I was thinking about the toy ones that I have seen used. AND, a producer that chooses to use confusing names for things is always suspect. Really!@MisterBill2
Arduino is a family of boards,
some run at over 600 MHz,
why would these not be able to not run the 6 axis control system ?
https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy41.html
@MisterBill2I was thinking about the toy ones that I have seen used. AND, a producer that chooses to use confusing names for things is always suspect. Really!
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