Adeept vs Navigation Raspberry Pi Hats
I have an Adeept Robot HAT, but the Blue Robotics BlueOS works natively with the Navigation hat (it’s probably pedantic,
I have an Adeept Robot HAT, but the Blue Robotics BlueOS works natively with the Navigation hat (it’s probably pedantic,
In my previous posts, I have managed to get webcam feeds and Flask serving a webpage. Now I want to
In my post about getting Flask running as a service, I included a screenshot with a large dark area as
Subsequently to the Serial interface issues, I bought an Adeept Robot HAT from Amazon. I have been keeping an eye
The Arduino Compatible Pro Micro and the Arduino Leonardo both use the ATmega32u4, which has built-in USB communications. While this
As part of my K9 and ROV projects, I am using at least one Arduino to control components such as
Ian Hughes’ 3D-printed files for K9 also include files to create internal components that fit under the side featuring the
Bob Clough managed to get our Prusa 3D printer working again, so I am back to printing out parts of
BlueOS is Blue Robotics Raspberry Pi software to control ROVs, it combines the functionality required to control robots and low-cost hardware
Ian Hughes has done a lot of work on making a 3D-printable K9. Details of Doctor Who’s K-9 and other
Today’s Makevember There seems to be very little consensus on the arangement of the colours of the buttons on the
I missed a Makevember post yesterday, and the one for today is going to be quite virtual again… Last time
A while ago I picked up these buttons for my Dr Who’s K-9 robot from AliExpress, Hobby Components have similar
I have been trying to design a K9 for 3D printing for a while, even using Fusion 360 getting the
To avoid this joke in future, I have started printing my K9’s head by printing the two parts of the