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Want to see a full software list? Checkout Arduino’s website. I used these to get the most of out the boards: The microcontroller. The FTDI USB to serial adapter. The keyboard and mouse. And for debugging the code a Firewire Network Adapter. The Keyboard and Mouse are easy to find. The FTDI’s USB connection is hard to find, but easy to get. I used a Hack SBC Kit from Qucs, but the same trick will work with any Hack you find. The Firewire Network Adapter is for debugging the code. I use this with Qucs. The microcontrollers software developer’s kit. It came with an Arduino Uno, but I used a SAMD21-S50 and some of the data sheets for the SAMD21-S50. ** This is just the basics of the project and is all there is to it. You’ll need to add things to the project from here on out. But this tutorial will get you started with Arduino programming. I’ve seen other tutorials, but they are hard to follow and have no pics. ** This tutorial is the full version of BINKY CONTROL. I wanted to expand the project and keep the same functionality. If you are looking for all the things in this tutorial, go back and read previous blog posts. ** This tutorial is a follow up to my earlier tutorial called the _BINKY CONTROL_ from the Tico Toys website. http://www.tico.com/tinyshow/turobics.aspx?Search=binky-control If you have any questions, problems, or issues, please let me know. Thanks for checking out my projects. I’m glad you found my page. I hope you enjoy the projects and tutorials I have to share with you. Thanks! ** This tutorial is the FULL Version, I have expanded on the binky control project into a full size robot. I created the robot to keep my 5 yr old son interested in programming. His favorite machine is the Lego Mindstorms. I am always coming up with new projects that he can play with. I decided to do a similar project with one of his favorite game systems – MegaBloks Robotics – and turn it into a programmable robot. *** I am a mechanical engineering student and I am documenting all the processes involved in making a project like this. I will be making tutorial videos and creating documentation so people can follow along and make their own version. I hope to showcase some of the techniques I use in my tutorials. ** If you want to see more, go to the Tico Toys website: http://www.tico.com ** The instructions and files I have created are free to use and I don’t need to be paid for anyone to use them. The only thing I ask is that you give me the credit where credit is due.

A lot of people have been asking me how I do the controls in my videos. Well, the answer is just some custom CSS. The only part that doesn’t work in all browsers is the background of the controls. That’s why i have the moving background behind my controls (Windows + Mac does not support this method properly at this time).
Want to see a full software list? Checkout Arduino’s website. I used these to get the most of out the boards: The microcontroller. The FTDI USB to serial adapter. The keyboard and mouse. And for debugging the code a Firewire Network Adapter. The Keyboard and Mouse are easy to find. The FTDI’s USB connection is hard to find, but easy to get. I used a Hack SBC Kit from Qucs, but the same trick will work with any Hack you find. The Firewire Network Adapter is for debugging the code. I use this with Qucs. The microcontrollers software developer’s kit. It came with an Arduino Uno, but I used a SAMD21-S50 and some of the data sheets for the SAMD21-S50. ** This is just the basics of the project and is all there is to it. You’ll need to add things to the project from here on out. But this tutorial will get you started with Arduino programming. I’ve seen other tutorials, but they are hard to follow and have no pics. ** This tutorial is the full version of BINKY CONTROL. I wanted to expand the project and keep the same functionality. If you are looking for all the things in this tutorial, go back and read previous blog posts. ** This tutorial is a follow up to my earlier tutorial called the _BINKY CONTROL_ from the Tico Toys website. http://www.tico.com/tinyshow/turobics.aspx?Search=binky-control If you have any questions, problems, or issues, please let me know. Thanks for checking out my projects. I’m glad you found my page. I hope you enjoy the projects and tutorials I have to share with you. Thanks! ** This tutorial is the FULL Version, I have expanded on the binky control project into a full size robot. I created the robot to keep my 5 yr old son interested in programming. His favorite machine is the Lego Mindstorms. I am always coming up with new projects that he can play with. I decided to do a similar project with one of his favorite game systems – MegaBloks Robotics – and turn it into a programmable robot. *** I am a mechanical engineering student and I am documenting all the processes involved in making a project like this. I will be making tutorial videos and creating documentation so people can follow along and make their own version. I hope to showcase some of the techniques I use in my tutorials. ** If you want to see more, go to the Tico Toys website: http://www.tico.com ** The instructions and files I have created are free to use and I don’t need to be paid for anyone to use them. The only thing I ask is that you give me the credit where credit is due.
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