I'm interested in wireless control itself. Can you advise me, what should I choose for wireless control of at least 12 servos? bluetooth or wifi? I would like to control robot just tlike you did - "w" and it moves forward...
Could you point me to the names of specific wireless hardware that I can buy? (Or at least the one bluetooth gadget you used?)
And it will work with any servo controller, right?
@palmisano now my eyes are dry but I still got many questions =P
I found good wireless intro on sparkfun. com /tutorials /128 and there I found 2 good options:
1)bluetooth (like you had:"BlueSMiRF Gold" 100m range, 65$)
2) XBee (100m for 25$)
What about XBee?Its price seems lower, but its seems I will need 2 of them, and for each I will need additional hardware "breakout board" or something. Will it work with "Mini Maestro 24-Channel USB Servo Controller",or"Pololu Serial 8-Servo Controller"?
@palmisano ...and could you explain what microcontrollers do I need for direct control only? You know, without any sensors, programmnig to flash memory and such. What should I search in feature list when searching for a microcontroller like that. (I didn't found this info on your website and actually on others too.)
@palmisano Well, I use the Arduino because it is easy (for me) to learn how to use, it gets the job done (I don't do very many high end projects), and because I knew c++ pretty well before Arduino and the IDE of Arduino is similar to c++. However eventually I will progress, and as I learn more I may need better hardware. Are there any boards in particular you recommend? Keep in mind that the easier, the better.
@TheRobot452 99% of all microcontrollers use C/C++. Go into my channel, and watch the video 'How to Program Axon II in PD'. It can't get much easier than drag-n-drop programming.
@MechF29 Yea, just post your problem on the forum and someone will be able to help. Describe it in detail. You probably just have the wrong COM port or baud rate, or something silly like that.
On the tutorial it says that when we open the Hyperterminal file we should see some data immediately, my does not do anything ? OK I guess I can go to the forums
Yea I been following your tutorial online and the Im in the second part setting up the hardware Im stuck in step 4 (Test the USB) I set up BAUD according the example but the Hyperterminal wont open the file and the Teraterm download wont work, the link works but not the download, My system is 32 bit is there anything else I have to install. IS there a way that you can do a tutorial on that?
@palmisano So for example if you built an alarm system with this device would it be capable of sending a message to your cellphone if someone were to come into your house.
@hasnachos See the bluetooth tutorial on my website. I bought this particular one from Sparkfun. Its compatible with anything that has a UART (the Arduino doesn't have a UART available, but you can cheat one by making a slow software-based UART). Check my forum if you need any help.
can you make a video showing how to take the code and send it throw the bluetooth also if you want to make an autonomous robot like a photovore what "name" you use for the photoresistors in the code? i check your website (very nice btw) but i didnt find it. ty
Dude, this is amazing. What's the name of that microship? This is all controlled via bluetooth? I'm trying to make something crude, just to see if I can make it work via my computer. Can you help me out? What software do I need for the usb to read the blootooth?
if i had a wire and it has the colour blue (ground) , yellow (5V / 3.3V),black (data) and red (clock) . Should the blue (ground) and the yellow (5V / 3.3V) go to the unregulated line while the black and red should go to the regulated line.
can you please tell me where to get the Xon platform or any such kind of plat form used for robot development. also what language is used in coding and it what program?
Great video keep up the good work.
NewAgeDirector 2 months ago
Nice video/ Cool Robot! I dig the technology!
remainz47 3 months ago
How cool, the future is now!
WalksThroughLife 10 months ago
I'm interested in wireless control itself. Can you advise me, what should I choose for wireless control of at least 12 servos? bluetooth or wifi? I would like to control robot just tlike you did - "w" and it moves forward...
Could you point me to the names of specific wireless hardware that I can buy? (Or at least the one bluetooth gadget you used?)
And it will work with any servo controller, right?
ordinary1passerby 11 months ago
@ordinary1passerby See my site, and all will be answered =P
palmisano 11 months ago
@palmisano now my eyes are dry but I still got many questions =P
I found good wireless intro on sparkfun. com /tutorials /128 and there I found 2 good options:
1)bluetooth (like you had:"BlueSMiRF Gold" 100m range, 65$)
2) XBee (100m for 25$)
What about XBee?Its price seems lower, but its seems I will need 2 of them, and for each I will need additional hardware "breakout board" or something. Will it work with "Mini Maestro 24-Channel USB Servo Controller",or"Pololu Serial 8-Servo Controller"?
ordinary1passerby 11 months ago
@palmisano ...and could you explain what microcontrollers do I need for direct control only? You know, without any sensors, programmnig to flash memory and such. What should I search in feature list when searching for a microcontroller like that. (I didn't found this info on your website and actually on others too.)
ordinary1passerby 11 months ago
@ordinary1passerby Just post your questions on my site forum, plenty of people can help you.
palmisano 11 months ago
Ok cool, I'll check it out. Thanks for the help.
TheRobot452 11 months ago
Could this system work with other microcontrollers such as the arduino? Sorry, I'm very new to microcontrollers and don't know much.
TheRobot452 1 year ago
@TheRobot452 Yeap, but why use the Arduino? It's old, outdated, and very limited . . .
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano Well, I use the Arduino because it is easy (for me) to learn how to use, it gets the job done (I don't do very many high end projects), and because I knew c++ pretty well before Arduino and the IDE of Arduino is similar to c++. However eventually I will progress, and as I learn more I may need better hardware. Are there any boards in particular you recommend? Keep in mind that the easier, the better.
TheRobot452 11 months ago
@TheRobot452 99% of all microcontrollers use C/C++. Go into my channel, and watch the video 'How to Program Axon II in PD'. It can't get much easier than drag-n-drop programming.
palmisano 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
m getting the error
make:'Axon.o' is up to date.
Build succeeded with 0 warnings ......
After I compile
Do you know what it means?
MechF29 1 year ago
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MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Please post on my forum . . .
palmisano 1 year ago
Im not seeing data on the Hyperterminal
can you do a tutorial setting up the hardware sending the data through the USB!!
I check the forums and did not find something useful
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Yea, just post your problem on the forum and someone will be able to help. Describe it in detail. You probably just have the wrong COM port or baud rate, or something silly like that.
palmisano 1 year ago
On the tutorial it says that when we open the Hyperterminal file we should see some data immediately, my does not do anything ? OK I guess I can go to the forums
MechF29 1 year ago
Yea I been following your tutorial online and the Im in the second part setting up the hardware Im stuck in step 4 (Test the USB) I set up BAUD according the example but the Hyperterminal wont open the file and the Teraterm download wont work, the link works but not the download, My system is 32 bit is there anything else I have to install. IS there a way that you can do a tutorial on that?
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 What do you mean by Hyperterminal won't open the file? You should ask on my forum, lots of people can help you fast.
palmisano 1 year ago
If I use AVR studio and the boot loader would that be enough to upload the hex files? or would I have to use a third party software ?
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Yes. It's all explained in my Axon getting started tutorials.
palmisano 1 year ago
Does anyone know what flash utilities can I use to upload the hex file to the board. I try using Atmel FLIP but I couldn't not find my model on it?
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Use an ISP programmer.
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano Yo thanks for the quick response, Do you know where can I find some tutorial to configure the pins?
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Configure? What pins? You mean for the Axon?
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano Yes, for output, input, etc?
MechF29 1 year ago
@MechF29 Oh, then you want to use WebbotLib. Just search youtube for 'WebbotLib Axon' for a demo video.
palmisano 1 year ago
Great tutorial, as usual, Admin :)
I notice you have an aerial fitted to the bluetooth board. Is this necessary, or is it just to give you greater range?
Also, is it the Bluesmirf?
Keep 'em coming.
TheRealKelpy 1 year ago
@TheRealKelpy Its a Bluesmirf, and it doesn't come with an antenna built in so I must add one.
palmisano 1 year ago
yo that's very nice thank you for sharing keep it up
Jiggybok 1 year ago
Would it be possible to have this send information to your cellphone?
ItsQuinnBeotch 1 year ago
@ItsQuinnBeotch Yes
palmisano 1 year ago
can this module be used with the basic stamp 2 and if not is there a different one that works with the BS2?
ItsQuinnBeotch 1 year ago
@ItsQuinnBeotch It'll work with any device capable of sending/receiving serial TTL data, ie it has a UART port.
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano So for example if you built an alarm system with this device would it be capable of sending a message to your cellphone if someone were to come into your house.
ItsQuinnBeotch 1 year ago
@ItsQuinnBeotch Bluetooth only has a range of 100m tops. If you mean send a text message, there are other devices you can buy.
palmisano 1 year ago
how much was this axon bluetooth component?????
hasnachos 1 year ago
@hasnachos The Axon or the bluetooth? The bluetooth sells for like $60 if I remember right.
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano i guess the bluetooth too. where can you get one and is it arduino copmatible? i assume it is but i don't know. thanks for responding.
hasnachos 1 year ago
@hasnachos See the bluetooth tutorial on my website. I bought this particular one from Sparkfun. Its compatible with anything that has a UART (the Arduino doesn't have a UART available, but you can cheat one by making a slow software-based UART). Check my forum if you need any help.
palmisano 1 year ago
how do you put the wires to the bluotooth module which holes for each wire please tell me and which exact bluetooth module do you use.
anshulsanam 1 year ago
@anshulsanam See link in info box. =P
palmisano 1 year ago
Great videos
Charles
Owner Spaceslap Productions
MrSilverbooty 1 year ago
i thought u were just a rich kid with a nice toys till i seen ur kitchen and ur microwave sitting on the floor.. xD cool vid.
KillaBeMe1 1 year ago
@KillaBeMe1 You should see my new place - I have no desk, no chairs, and my bed is just a matress on the floor. =P
(I'm a simple guy, really)
palmisano 1 year ago
with the same circuit we can control a whole house!
chackmool17 1 year ago
can you hook up a wireless camera? so it broadcasts via blue-tooth to pc
solorstars 1 year ago
@solorstars Why do you need bluetooth to transmit video if the camera is already wireless?
palmisano 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@palmisano i ment to say (can you hook up a camera to make it wireless? so it broadcasts via blue-tooth to pc
solorstars 1 year ago
can you make a video showing how to take the code and send it throw the bluetooth also if you want to make an autonomous robot like a photovore what "name" you use for the photoresistors in the code? i check your website (very nice btw) but i didnt find it. ty
Drugio24 1 year ago
@Drugio24 Do a search on 'ERP' and 'bluetooth'. It's all there. Videos aren't the ideal way of posting code, however =P
palmisano 1 year ago
very amazing tutorial. I need such bluetooth antenna, where do brought it?
McctheDoctor 1 year ago
@McctheDoctor I got it from sparkfun
palmisano 1 year ago
@palmisano
ahhhhh got it ty. I mean you brazed the 4 wires (VCC, Ground, TXD and RXD) on the BlueSMiRF right? Nice work, keep it up!
McctheDoctor 1 year ago
Dude, this is amazing. What's the name of that microship? This is all controlled via bluetooth? I'm trying to make something crude, just to see if I can make it work via my computer. Can you help me out? What software do I need for the usb to read the blootooth?
laythesmack23 1 year ago
Axon microcontroller . . . and you only need hyperterminal.
Just follow the links in the info box, silly =P
palmisano 1 year ago
use the up down and ec controls on your computer not r or e
Munymuny200 2 years ago
What bluetooth transceiver are you using?
gonzik 2 years ago
BlueSMiRF
palmisano 2 years ago
@palmisano Thanks alot! Great micro controller btw, once the Arduino Mega can't support my projects Axon is my 1st choice =D
gonzik 2 years ago
The Axon makes plugging in servos and sensors so much easier, no need for a breadboard or a rats nest of wiring =P
And you only need a single 6V battery to get it to work.
Also, have you seen my Axon II, yet?
palmisano 2 years ago
if i had a wire and it has the colour blue (ground) , yellow (5V / 3.3V),black (data) and red (clock) . Should the blue (ground) and the yellow (5V / 3.3V) go to the unregulated line while the black and red should go to the regulated line.
PLEASE HELP ANYBODY
uday932 2 years ago
Nope. Blue goes to ground, yellow is from a regulated 5V/3.3V line, black goes to data, and red goes to the clock.
palmisano 2 years ago
but where is the clock and the data line and number (axon MC 1)
uday932 2 years ago
Whatever pin you want, as you program the pins to do what you want.
What device(s) are you trying to hook up? Did you read the manuals yet?
palmisano 2 years ago
I want to pin a ps2 control to pc usb type .
I did some research about usb and it says blue is gnd , red is clock, yellow is 5V / 3.3V and the black one is data
uday932 2 years ago
Did you read the Axon to PS2 controller tutorial on my website yet?
palmisano 2 years ago
nope . could you give me the website
uday932 2 years ago
Nope, youtube doesn't allow links. You'll just have to use google. Or go to my website. =P
palmisano 2 years ago
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uday932 2 years ago
i can not enter the page
uday932 2 years ago
Try again, the site was down for a few days when I moved hosts.
palmisano 2 years ago
'r r r r r r'
haha :P
its pretty cool to use Bluetooth to control the Axon board, but its not very practical, as Bluetooth is very limited by its range.
cool video!
GarrettBMXes 2 years ago
I'm getting 100 meters with my bluetooth. You?
palmisano 2 years ago
Nothing like that, maybe 10 if that
GarrettBMXes 2 years ago
you definitely need to get a better bluetooth =P
palmisano 2 years ago
maybe
GarrettBMXes 2 years ago
can you please tell me where to get the Xon platform or any such kind of plat form used for robot development. also what language is used in coding and it what program?
hasni3000 2 years ago
You can get the Axon, and all source code, from societyofrobotsDOTcom/axon
palmisano 2 years ago
Awesome,
ahmadmatar82 2 years ago
Awesome !!!!!!!
Can you like send me the instrution how to built that robot.......PLEASE ???
TheCHIPPER1996 2 years ago
All the instructions are on my website. Look up ERP.
palmisano 2 years ago
f''n sweet!
jaysvideoben 2 years ago
Try eBay for all your parts at a sinch of a price LOL
honestm8 2 years ago
How can i buy the all the parts to test myself?
kanthaveln 2 years ago
You can buy the Axon directly from my website. You can buy the bluetooth from sparkfun.
palmisano 2 years ago
Man, I wish I could afford an axon. I'll be buying a roboduino soon.
kennytheamazing 2 years ago
have u played with arduino yet?
dodoshlodo 2 years ago
Arduino sucks, thats why I made the Axon =P
palmisano 2 years ago
why does Arduino suck? (ive never used it)
and why is the Axon superior?
Im building a UAV - Aerial Vehicle for a comp and I need GPS and stabilisation control.
I found a shield for the Arduino that does it pretty easily.
I dont have much experience programming and is why im looking at Arduino and doing research.
Have you heard on ArduPilot? its an autopilot for arduino
dodoshlodo 2 years ago
Look at the specs of both and you'll see why. For example, there is no place to plug a servo into an Arduino =P
You also don't need shields for the Axon.
palmisano 2 years ago
you can plug a servo into an arduino if you have a bread board or a proto-shield
rubstheloationonthes 2 years ago
Can you please tell me which parts you used for the Bluetooth receiver (the one connected to the Axon offcourse)
MeLL1eJ 2 years ago
I got it from Sparkfun (just look for bluetooth modules and pick the one you like).
palmisano 2 years ago
Ok i got it Tnx :D
MeLL1eJ 2 years ago
i mean is the bluetooth device whether it is sale or there is a tutorial at your website?
StreetMagiXX 2 years ago
What do you mean by 'it is sale'?
palmisano 2 years ago
how to make the connection of the bluetooth device for microcontroller or it is sale?
StreetMagiXX 2 years ago
What do you mean? What sale?
palmisano 2 years ago
but where is the ADC port?
give me more info.
StreetMagiXX 2 years ago
where did u place the photoresistor?
StreetMagiXX 2 years ago
on an ADC port
palmisano 2 years ago
Awesome video. Coolest Axon project yet!!
Afrotechmods 2 years ago
hey palmisano,
so where can I get the the dongle and the module that you have (or the bluetooth set you have). I need some in order to do data logging with my MCU.
Do you recommend to get the same ones as yours????
thank you
potobill 2 years ago
is there a way to tell the strength of the bluetooth signal?
djAmiracle 2 years ago
My particular Bluetooth device, no.
palmisano 2 years ago
wow cool :D
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MertenNor 2 years ago