Axon Wiring Demo

This is a quick demonstration to show how easy it is to connect external hardware to the Axon.

For more information, visit:
http://www.societyofrobots.com/axon/

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• axon
• microcontroller
• AVR
• atmega
• robot
• sensor
• servo
• mcu

[avithebaba1134]

hey

i would like to know weather u can deliever the axon in india and how many days it will take.

i would also like to enquire that can we use a wi-fi camera with this microcontroller.

[palmisano]

@avithebaba1134 Yeap, we deliver to India. But you can't directly hook up wifi to the microcontroller.

[amando96]

Oh, and it's really sweet by the way, i'm almost tempted to buy one, any europe distribuitors?

[palmisano]

@amando96 Unfortunately I have no distributors in Europe. I do ship international, however.

[amando96]

sweet, but for what i have learned, if you really want to keep soldering to a minimum, you should use female headers on the board, easy to plug normal breadboard wires on them, thats what i'm using on my ''mother board''

so i can protype easily without having to solder headers all the time, and when i move it up to the finished project, i'll solder the headers...

[palmisano]

@amando96 With female headers, wires can come out by accident. You also can't plug servos into female headers.

[Darrengb]

This is a great concept, Robotics is a billion dollar industry the race is how to market your package for under 100 AUD

I read your blog and agree

The winner in Robotics controllers will have something to do with the following

Board I/O wifi, etc

Software platform

The main leader will make GPS navigation accurate to 50mm as a standard

Above all if I can use your product and I get my project up and running I will be telling everyone

[palmisano]

on my website, societyofrobotsDOTcom

[uday932]

where?

[palmisano]

Nope, bluetooth isn't fast enough. A wireless camera is much better for that. You should check out my forum.