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The “Start Here” robot


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13 September 2012



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Over at LetsMakeRobots.com, they have a great community of robot builders. They also have a fantastic example of how to get in to robotics, with the “Start Here” robot.

Read on for a video tutorial and more details!

Here is a video tutorial that gives you the scoop on this robot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6oJ7RqsUlw

If you are interested in building up your own ‘Start Here’ robot, be sure to check out the rest of the tutorial! Good luck, and let us know if you make a robot like this.



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