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    Robot car powered by LoPy and L298N

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      Dirac
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      Silly little project for the kids
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      (Could have just as well used a Wipy - but I don't have one - yet)

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        livius @Dirac
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        @Dirac
        Funny choice of car ;-)

        Is this power bank on the back side or something else?
        And how do you control it by wifi, bluetooth?

        think about people first, then computers

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          Dirac @livius
          last edited by Dirac

          @livius

          • Funny choice of car ;-)
            Chosen because it was available and remote broken - and cute

          • Is this power bank on the back side or something else?
            Yup - just a normal USB powerbank so that I can rapidly swap out, powers both the motor & electronics

          • And how do you control it by wifi, bluetooth?
            Wifi - either upload a path programmed in python, can also enter commands directly via putty

          Next plan is to add bumper switches front and back, to make truly autonomous driving programs.

          One day I want to find a Lora network and see if I can get instructions out and data back - closer to an IoT use case.

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            PiAir
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            Nice! Would you care to share the code that you used, so others can also play with it? :)

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              Dirac @PiAir
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              @PiAir will share code (and wiring) once I have upgraded to latest firmware and made it work again - I am still running the factory version from October kickstarter delivery...

              Could take a couple of weeks

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