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B4R Question Anyone playing with a Bittle Robotic Dog with B4R
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Found this site as well https://www.petoi.com/
Seems they offer a cat version as well. I like both dogs and cats
Seems they offer a cat version as well. I like both dogs and cats
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Cool, saw this sensor pack (Bittle Sensors)
Shame they couldn't build these into his head instead of individually stuck in his mouth
Shame they couldn't build these into his head instead of individually stuck in his mouth
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I was thinking more of actual component that is the sensor on wires so the circuit board could be in the belly and sensor in the eyes, nose, ears or mouth.
At 71 I'm not going to build my own. Would be nice if they offered them as a option that way.
At 71 I'm not going to build my own. Would be nice if they offered them as a option that way.
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@KiloBravo
You're probably one those kids who wanted a pony for Christmas.
@Robert Valentino
I just got my Bittle from Amazon, and I'm figuring out how I can disassemble it. May be it is possible to mount the sensor electronics on the back or belly.
(P.S. I am 75 and of course I am doing this for my imaginary grandson
)
You're probably one those kids who wanted a pony for Christmas.
@Robert Valentino
I just got my Bittle from Amazon, and I'm figuring out how I can disassemble it. May be it is possible to mount the sensor electronics on the back or belly.
(P.S. I am 75 and of course I am doing this for my imaginary grandson
)
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When you write something in B4R and get it to work I would love to see it.
Well, I am hoping we can use B4R to control this thing (but without sensors, I guess a remote is needed)
Let me know how you do, Father's Day is quickly approaching LOL (I don't have any kids)
Well, I am hoping we can use B4R to control this thing (but without sensors, I guess a remote is needed)
Let me know how you do, Father's Day is quickly approaching LOL (I don't have any kids)
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A pony ? Only if it was a robot pony !!!
For the Cheetah ...
I just need to get 9,999 other people to go in on a group buy. I am sure we could get the price down to $1000!
That is less than 10% of the members on this site !
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I got the thing from Amazon, and I didn't know that is was the fully assembled version.
Which disappointed me a bit. It might have been a blessing, the parts are very small pieces of plastic
which snap together, but you have to have small agile fingers - more typical of children than people my age.
The package also did not include the Bluetooth module.
You could control it through Bluetooth from a Android device (which I have done with MakeBlock robots).
However with the bluetooth module, the cover won't fit anymore.
They did include an extra motor, which is good.
I haven't tried to program it yet with the Arduino IDE. I'll try that first before moving to B4R.
I got diverted to another project that was time consuming. So this will have wait.
Another "minor" problem (not). My wife finds it creepy.
The head, especially with a sensor stuck in it is a bit creepy. The walking motions are OK.
One neat thing, it rights itself (even without extra programming).
Easy and worth buying are of course personal evaluations, it is not a lot of money, and if you can afford it, then why not.
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Thanks for the review, heads up.
I myself just got side tracked.
Spent the money on a iPad (have a little program that I want to do for my 1st B4i project)
So this will have to wait.
BUT Please keep us informed on your progress, especially if you get it to work with B4R
I myself just got side tracked.
Spent the money on a iPad (have a little program that I want to do for my 1st B4i project)
So this will have to wait.
BUT Please keep us informed on your progress, especially if you get it to work with B4R
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One 30kg she dog and a 10kg she cat here. The cat is over size
, too much food from dog's Cup...
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