hey hello the world of living.ia i would like to ask you something i would like to create an emotional robot similar to an emo robot how can i do it and what are the basics
tanks for your reponse !
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That’s a complex topic. I guess the beginning depends on what is more important to you:
- Your robots expressions: A nice face
- Your robots movements: Legs or wheels
Expressions: When you want to begin with the face, I would recommend a Arduino Uno R4. The little board has a LED matrix integrated which lets you learn how to make graphics and lets your robot smile.
Movement: When you want to begin with the robots movements, I recommend some little kit where all the components are included (beside 4 AA batteries and the 5$ Raspberry Pico): Kitronik Autonomous Robotics Platform for Pico – Kitronik Ltd
Perhaps somebody knows a robot-kit for Arduino so you could utilise more than only the LED matrix from it and don’t need to buy a Raspberry Pico
More people should try to make their own, to appreciate the work Living AI has done and still does. (Of course a way to educate yourself with the help of EMO would be awesome → integrate your own code into EMO)
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I work on robotics so here are the tips to make a robot also I do not know how to code but I ask chatgpt to help me so you can do the same but you will have to learn
to build the robot its self right now I am making a robot called GEDO 2.0 its also hard to make a robot so here are some things you can use to make one like
Structural Components
- Chassis: Metal or plastic frames, 3D-printed parts.
- Mounting Brackets: To secure components.
- Wheels/Treads: For mobility (e.g., snap-on treads, rubber wheels).
- Servo Mounts: For securing servo motors.
Motors and Actuators
- Servo Motors: For precise motion (e.g., MG996R).
- DC Motors: For continuous movement (e.g., for wheels).
- Stepper Motors: For controlled step-by-step movement.
- Linear Actuators: For pushing/pulling motions.
Electronics
- Microcontrollers:
- Arduino Uno/Nano/Mega (good for beginner to advanced projects).
- ESP32 (for Wi-Fi/Bluetooth capability).
- Raspberry Pi (for advanced projects needing a mini-computer).
- Motor Drivers:
- L298N (for controlling DC motors).
- TB6612FNG (for efficient motor control).
- Sensors:
- Ultrasonic Sensors (distance measurement, e.g., HC-SR04).
- IR Sensors (line following, obstacle detection).
- Gyroscope/Accelerometer (e.g., MPU6050).
- Camera Modules (for vision projects, e.g., Raspberry Pi Camera).
- Temperature/Humidity Sensors (e.g., DHT11).
Displays and Output Devices
- OLED Displays (e.g., 0.96-inch OLED for status display).
- LEDs or RGB LEDs (for visual feedback).
- Speakers (e.g., MakerHawk 3W 8Ω mini speakers for sound effects).
- Buzzers (for simple audio signals).
Artificial Intelligence / Control Modules
- AI/ML Modules (e.g., TensorFlow Lite on a Raspberry Pi).
- Voice Control Modules (e.g., EasyVR for voice recognition).
Power Supply
- Battery Packs (e.g., Li-ion, Li-Po, or NiMH batteries).
- Voltage Regulators (e.g., LM7805 for 5V).
- Power Distribution Boards (for organized power flow).
Mechanical Parts
- Gears & Gearboxes (for mechanical movement).
- Bearings (for smooth motion).
- Belts & Pulleys (for mechanical transfer).
Wireless Communication
- Bluetooth Modules (e.g., HC-05, HC-06).
- Wi-Fi Modules (e.g., ESP8266, ESP32).
- RF Modules (for remote control).
Tools
- Soldering Kit: For wiring components.
- Screwdrivers & Wrenches: For assembly.
- Wire Cutters/Strippers: For managing wires.
Additional Ideas for Your Project
- 3D-Printed Custom Parts: For unique designs.
- Magnets: For modular attachments.
- Snap-On Treads: For rough terrain mobility.
I use these parts a lot when I make my own robot you can use the same!
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I got parts for free from this link but there not free any more sadly click here!
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thx so much !!!
hya guys I was thinking if some of us could make pet robot similar to emo ive already made one called cube it was a 2 day project so if you guys make robots just post them here!
Aww, he’s so cute! That’s awesome!
thanks lol it was pretty easy just 2 servos and some other parts
Hi, i am actively working on my own emo type of robot named lumi but with tracks instead of feet, i will give more info once i am about half way finished
Hello, @emohacker5325 . . . I have moved and merged your new topic conversation to this thread for users who have ideas on creating their own pet robots.
I have to say the one you designed is so cute! Love the big eyes.
nice what microcontroller does it use or does it use one of those raspberry pi guys cube uses a simple arduino nano because it only needs to drive 2 servos and a LED.
it is still in the designer fase but it will be using a raspberry pi chip, sensors and much more, i will post a design here soon.
raspberry pi 02w is it that one or is it the pi 4 or 5