Boe-Bot chassis based Propeller + Raspberry Pi robot gets cover of Servo February 2016 issue!
Bill Henning
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Yep, it's one of mine :--)
http://www.mikronauts.com/2016/01/22/serving-raspberry-pi-2-in-servo-february-2016/
RoboPi + Raspberry Pi + Boe-Bot chassis + WiFi + USB battery pack + 4xAA
and here is a link to RoboPi, my Prop based robot controller for the Raspberry Pi (and many other SBC's)
http://RoboPi.com
http://www.mikronauts.com/2016/01/22/serving-raspberry-pi-2-in-servo-february-2016/
RoboPi + Raspberry Pi + Boe-Bot chassis + WiFi + USB battery pack + 4xAA
and here is a link to RoboPi, my Prop based robot controller for the Raspberry Pi (and many other SBC's)
http://RoboPi.com
Comments
That chassis is pleasing to the Parallax eye.
I also like the Propeller on top
However, I'm not so sure of this "good looks" robot thing. A neat and tidy robot cannot be trusted.
LOL, my robots are probably among the most trusted using that metric.
I hope to add more goodies to Pie-Boe soon, will post when I update
While I may not be here every day like I used to be, I still prefer the Prop for hard real time I/O... and I am (patiently) waiting for Prop 2.
With a name like Pie Boe - maybe you can get Billy Blanks to do your advertising!
Hmmm.... I wonder if Billy would air punch using a Pi-Boe?
Thanks for showing off the Propeller and all its abilities too (and, of course, the greatly beloved BoeBot chassis)! What a great combo with the Pi...
The Mikronauts site is really got high quality, incredibly impressive and wide-ranging line of products! You've been busy Bill! Keep up the fine work.
Congratulations!! Bill. It's sure come a long way since the first time I read about it. I'm holding out for the Prop2 version. Does it have a Made in Canada Sticker on it?
Bob
The Propeller is still my favourite micro controller, and when it is available, the Prop 2 is likely to be next
Thank you for your kind words about my little web site and work too
There will be quite a few more products this year, and more articles incorporating propellers...
I do plan a Prop2 version of course ... and no Made In Canada sticker, but the commercial invoice does say "Kits Made in Canada" which is pretty close
I think your products need one. Add some Parallax "Made in USA" part and some Chinese components and you've got an International Robotics Project - kind of like the Space Station where the components are labeled by country!