Raspberry Pi Pico Robot Arms working Together

A student and I play with the Raspberry Pi Pico W driven MeArm Maker V3 - two of them! The Raspberry Pi Pico W's run micropython code we made to record movement steps and play them back. We were then able to mark out some locations on sheets of paper, and have two robots moving items between marked locations. We thought why not chain them up, so one arm dropped its item and the other arm lift and move that!
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[@amuseern]

Brilliant 😊

[@PhG1961]

Indeed I liked and subscribed...
and of course... we do make things.
I'm just not very shure if I'm awesome.
That for somebody else to decide!
On the other hand, your channel is really awesome ;-) !

[@Orionrobots]

Thank you, glad you enjoy it! Keep on making, that is already awesome.

[@danielmendezgonzalez2158]

me gusto mucho no tine el codigo?

[@Orionrobots]

Hello the code is at github.com/orionrobots/raspberry-pi-pico-mearm/tree/main/code, I also wrote an article for the MagPi (Raspberry Pi Magazine) showing how this code works - magpi.raspberrypi.com/articles/the-magpi-magazine-issue-131.