Is there any possibility of using the bristles to propel a wheeled chassis? I remember having a toy hovercraft about 20 odd years ago which used the same principle to travel on the ground, and it had a motorized bullet with rudder you attached to the bottom of it when you wanted to play with it in the water.
bastante bueno
ioh528 1 year ago
if only someone would make a bristlebot that steers.
acalthu 2 years ago
i made one that sort of steers there is another vid out there of one made from an RC helicopter mechanism
Bluenosedwill1 2 years ago
Is there any possibility of using the bristles to propel a wheeled chassis? I remember having a toy hovercraft about 20 odd years ago which used the same principle to travel on the ground, and it had a motorized bullet with rudder you attached to the bottom of it when you wanted to play with it in the water.
acalthu 2 years ago
It would be hard to make a bristlebot steer cause of the of-set driveshaft. That's why they always turn in the direction the motor is spinning.
Zovex11 2 years ago
thats why i used an RC car motor, and controller, that way you can use backwards and forwards as left and right, it worked but needed a big ass brush
Bluenosedwill1 2 years ago
@Bluenosedwill1 remove the weight from a pager motor and use it as a motor for smaller wheels
Abraxas20012 1 year ago
You could use two motors that spin oppositely on each side, and power each one on or off to turn.
TheCongressman1 2 years ago
Oh, that's actually a very good idea! I'll have to try it. Thanks!
Zovex11 2 years ago
No problem ;) I may have to do that as well. It just sounds too fun not to try.
TheCongressman1 2 years ago
Woah its like some super bristle bot :D
NubHubGaming 3 years ago
The lil lady can sing though...
gregnorth1982 3 years ago
Steering module, thats just going in a circle.
gregnorth1982 3 years ago 2
The steering on this module is a lot more controlled. Looks like it is dancing to the music. So not much of a mouse killer as the last one!
percymerlin 3 years ago
Good robot but the sound track and vocal backing is better!
shelagh01 3 years ago