Bogdan
@bogdan-a.bsky.social
My home brewed line sensor for the Microbit robot chassis I designed and build in the last month works as expected.
I need to find a way to program it better using @MSMakeCode but I'm happy with the result for now. :)
I need to find a way to program it better using @MSMakeCode but I'm happy with the result for now. :)
December 31, 2024 at 9:28 AM
My home brewed line sensor for the Microbit robot chassis I designed and build in the last month works as expected.
I need to find a way to program it better using @MSMakeCode but I'm happy with the result for now. :)
I need to find a way to program it better using @MSMakeCode but I'm happy with the result for now. :)
Small update on the Microbit and Kitronik board robot: it works despite me messing up the battery indicator (needs redoing) and one addressable led being wired on the pcb the other way around (also needs redoing). Next: solder together the line detection accessory.
December 29, 2024 at 9:36 AM
Small update on the Microbit and Kitronik board robot: it works despite me messing up the battery indicator (needs redoing) and one addressable led being wired on the pcb the other way around (also needs redoing). Next: solder together the line detection accessory.
Working on a micro:bit robot to use with the children at the stem club I'm running. 🙂
Will be made of pcbs, will wok with the Kitronik boards we already own and will have an optional line folllowing module that can be added in the front.
All parts on order, fingers crossed will work. :)
Will be made of pcbs, will wok with the Kitronik boards we already own and will have an optional line folllowing module that can be added in the front.
All parts on order, fingers crossed will work. :)
December 18, 2024 at 1:43 PM
Working on a micro:bit robot to use with the children at the stem club I'm running. 🙂
Will be made of pcbs, will wok with the Kitronik boards we already own and will have an optional line folllowing module that can be added in the front.
All parts on order, fingers crossed will work. :)
Will be made of pcbs, will wok with the Kitronik boards we already own and will have an optional line folllowing module that can be added in the front.
All parts on order, fingers crossed will work. :)
Nice soldering session at Tech Tinker Club last evening, bit slow but we are improving.
From shaky first attempts to proud smiles as their LEDs lit up, it was a reminder of why we do this: to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire future inventors.
Can't wait for next week's one. :)
From shaky first attempts to proud smiles as their LEDs lit up, it was a reminder of why we do this: to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire future inventors.
Can't wait for next week's one. :)
December 5, 2024 at 7:38 AM
Nice soldering session at Tech Tinker Club last evening, bit slow but we are improving.
From shaky first attempts to proud smiles as their LEDs lit up, it was a reminder of why we do this: to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire future inventors.
Can't wait for next week's one. :)
From shaky first attempts to proud smiles as their LEDs lit up, it was a reminder of why we do this: to spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire future inventors.
Can't wait for next week's one. :)
Soldering kits packed and ready for next week's stem club session. :)
This will be fun!
This will be fun!
November 28, 2024 at 9:10 PM
Soldering kits packed and ready for next week's stem club session. :)
This will be fun!
This will be fun!
Done this earlier this evening.
We built and coded the simulation in Tinkercad to make sure it works (you can use breadboards and basic components along with the microcontroller) and then transferred everything on the table. :)
We built and coded the simulation in Tinkercad to make sure it works (you can use breadboards and basic components along with the microcontroller) and then transferred everything on the table. :)
November 27, 2024 at 9:04 PM
Done this earlier this evening.
We built and coded the simulation in Tinkercad to make sure it works (you can use breadboards and basic components along with the microcontroller) and then transferred everything on the table. :)
We built and coded the simulation in Tinkercad to make sure it works (you can use breadboards and basic components along with the microcontroller) and then transferred everything on the table. :)