Axon II Robot Microcontroller

The Axon II Robot Microcontroller. Designed by and for a robotics hobbyist, with quality and features needed by experts, yet still easy enough for beginners to quickly learn.

http://www.societyofrobots.com/axon2/

About the animation:
The final version 3D fly-through consisted of 641 frames, requiring 6 hours of processing on my 1.8GHz laptop. A laptop fan was used.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• robot
• microcontroller
• axon
• sor
• societyofrobots

[lukemcclelland]

i have a question... most likely a stupid one. because analog sensors are just a measurement of resistance (correct me if im wrong because im not that sure) and all analog sensors will have different internal resistances, do you have to callibrate an analog input to its sensor? I dont have that much robotics experience obviously

[palmisano]

@lukemcclelland For analog, it measures voltage. For calibration, it can be done in software no problem. For many of the sensors, I already have code to calibrate for you.

[lukemcclelland]

@palmisano thanks for the reply. is there a sensor that can sense rotation speed? i want to make a traction control system for an rc car. i was thinking of using light gates on each wheel but i dont think the refresh rates would be fast enough and it may use alot of computing

[palmisano]

@lukemcclelland Use an encoder.

[TheSohail1]

whats ure websites name ??

[palmisano]

@TheSohail1 The link is in both the video and the info box =P

[palmisano]

@TheSohail1 See my website. I'm out of stock right now but sure have more in a few weeks.

[TheSohail1]

were can i buy it from ??

[palmisano]

cool.

What do you mean by 'have it on Indian marketing'? I ship to India, if thats what you mean.

[baxzius]

hi palmsiano... i am searching for to make a simple robot. but now i got this tutorial of yours. thank you so much. i would like to buy your product... but i dont have it on Indian marketing.. can i contact you please