Great content!! I would love to see your videos more often. Also can you please try using less 3D printed parts because not many of us have 3D printers yet.
I disagree! Keep using 3D Printed parts and post the items on Thingiverse! Those that don't have access to 3D printers need to find a hackerspace or check their local libraries.
How much weight can the cooler hold? Wouldn't it be better to have an axle through a bearing block driven by the motors instead of directly mounting the wheels? I made this robot for fun but I want to use it to carry my backpack, could these motors support a thirty-five-pound backpack?
cool project! when I have time I always try to do some of those cool stuff. this one moved to the top priority list. thanks for doing all you do. You're awesome😄
great project. I have concerns about the axles on the drive wheels though. once the cooler is loaded up, I would expect it would be very easy to bend the output shaft from the motor/gearbox. I'd suggest offsetting the motors and drive the wheels via a couple of cogs and chain that you could recycle from a bicycle. That would enable the weight to be taken by much thicker axles and increase the longevity of the project.
You may want to figure out a way to attach the cooler to the base. If you ever need to pick up the cooler you have to pick up the cooler and the base. Maybe some clips for a bungee.
Awesome project. Definitely have to try it. What about caterpillars for the sand? you know, so your cooler can follow you around on the beach. Probably would need some Gearbox to improve torque. And if it could give you the beer on your hand without having to lean that would be awesome. Or even a "follow me" boat for the pool!!! (I'm going off tracks here.. nevermind. Keep 'em coming) \m/
GaudyMarko Yeah, it should be very interesting to see how it's done. From somebody that doesn't know anything about code, it should be seriously confusing but awesome too.
Hey guys. This is AWESOME. I love doing electronic dishes things. Lately I've been modifying my sons powerwheels. Lol. But lately I have been thinking of a new small project I would like to build so I am wondering if there's any way you guys would give me a few tips on it. Might need a little advice. Willing to help? 🙂
hi, my freind Aamir Hilal did the project works with you? if yes. i hope you contact with me please. my email: jabli717@gmail.com snap chat: gassan_717
Hi Hacker House, I'm trying to make a similar follower mechanism for a project, and I'd like to ask is it possible to use the SIM 908 TEL0051 GPS Module by DFRobot instead of the Parallax PAM 7Q that you're using? Thanks
i have facing problem on uploading the codes i upload all libraries but it showing the error on the tiny GPS.h already sending my problem but no one give correct replay please solve my problem,
www.supplyhouse.com/Empire-Industries-41G0125-1-1-4-Electro-Galvanized-Split-Ring-Extension-Hanger?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvbmR7fWl1gIViFmGCh3HNwItEAQYCCABEgJWyfD_BwE Something akin to this would do it for you.
Those motors look a little small and would probably break under a fully loaded cooler. I would have gone with some old drill motors and their gearboxes. Those are pretty strong
Long story short, we thought that our linear actuators were solenoids instead of cheap motors that actuate and hold at stall current. When we picked up a new power supply and sent > 30A through them, they all burned out. We'll probably finish the series at some point in the future, but we're taking a break since most of the components need to be redesigned for a different style of actuator. :/
What can I use instead of the 3D printed brackets since I don’t have a 3D printer at my disposal?
OMG... This is so cool! You guys are inspirational even for an old guy like me! 😂😊
Great content!! I would love to see your videos more often. Also can you please try using less 3D printed parts because not many of us have 3D printers yet.
I think you can buy brackets for these motors on Amazon.
Not necessarily for this video but all most of your projects include a bunch of 3D printed parts
+Devansh Doshi that's a good point. We'll try to provide alternative wood parts plans on our project page.
There's also the options of having things printed by another company, even staples does it, though it's not the most cost effective for sure
I disagree! Keep using 3D Printed parts and post the items on Thingiverse! Those that don't have access to 3D printers need to find a hackerspace or check their local libraries.
How much weight can the cooler hold? Wouldn't it be better to have an axle through a bearing block driven by the motors instead of directly mounting the wheels? I made this robot for fun but I want to use it to carry my backpack, could these motors support a thirty-five-pound backpack?
i like your channel. You always comes with some cool stuffs.
cool project! when I have time I always try to do some of those cool stuff. this one moved to the top priority list. thanks for doing all you do. You're awesome😄
Nice guys, another amazing idea!
you guys do a really good job (in all videos), you have a new sub c:
Finally a robot build that is large enough to do normal stuff.
great project. I have concerns about the axles on the drive wheels though. once the cooler is loaded up, I would expect it would be very easy to bend the output shaft from the motor/gearbox. I'd suggest offsetting the motors and drive the wheels via a couple of cogs and chain that you could recycle from a bicycle. That would enable the weight to be taken by much thicker axles and increase the longevity of the project.
Andrew Larmour agreed, it would extend the life and make the drive mechanism much cooler looking too.
Alternative for PAM-7q GPS module??
Love this video but can you do this for a drone
Do you guys design the 3D printed parts too? A tutorial on that would be cool
You may want to figure out a way to attach the cooler to the base. If you ever need to pick up the cooler you have to pick up the cooler and the base. Maybe some clips for a bungee.
This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. That includes seeing my children born lol.
you just got a new subscriber ;-) fun project and nicely done video !
Really professionally made. Love your vids :)
I also want to attach obstacle avoiding...how can i do please suggest some idea?
The link for motors is not working can you give me another one please sir
Can you increase the speed?
That's amazing project I hope u be more famous uwu xd
Going to be any obstacle avoidance?
It shouldn't need it.
Not for this project. We want to make an autonomous RC car in the future with lidar, cameras, gps, etc. That'll have obstacle avoidance for sure.
Awesome project. Definitely have to try it. What about caterpillars for the sand? you know, so your cooler can follow you around on the beach. Probably would need some Gearbox to improve torque. And if it could give you the beer on your hand without having to lean that would be awesome. Or even a "follow me" boat for the pool!!! (I'm going off tracks here.. nevermind. Keep 'em coming) \m/
I wonder accuracy can use safety in street
I can't wait to see the code. From experience, obstacle avoidance and adaptive pathfinding is hard to get right.
GaudyMarko Yeah, it should be very interesting to see how it's done. From somebody that doesn't know anything about code, it should be seriously confusing but awesome too.
where did you buy all of the component
Interesting 👍
Hey guys. This is AWESOME. I love doing electronic dishes things. Lately I've been modifying my sons powerwheels. Lol. But lately I have been thinking of a new small project I would like to build so I am wondering if there's any way you guys would give me a few tips on it. Might need a little advice. Willing to help? 🙂
Trying to make a blynk account but the create account email keeps taking me to the wrong place . Is there any alternative alp I can use for this?
How much rpm does the Motors have?
which motor driver r u using???
bro when r u uploading part 2 and 3d designs .....i need it for my clg project...
please upload quick
hi, my freind Aamir Hilal did the project works with you? if yes. i hope you contact with me please.
my email: jabli717@gmail.com
snap chat: gassan_717
or any body who did this project i hope you contact with me
my email: jabli717@gmail.com
snap chat: gassan_717
please,i need help.
Hi Hacker House, I'm trying to make a similar follower mechanism for a project, and I'd like to ask is it possible to use the SIM 908 TEL0051 GPS Module by DFRobot instead of the Parallax PAM 7Q that you're using?
Thanks
Can you make a video to explain your code, i think it is really useful. Thank you so much.
i have facing problem on uploading the codes i upload all libraries but it showing the error on the tiny GPS.h already sending my problem but no one give correct replay please solve my problem,
Sir your code is not able to upload in Arduino uno why
What alternative may I use instead of the 3d printed brackets?
A good alternate would be a metal hose clamp ring or something similar.
www.supplyhouse.com/Empire-Industries-41G0125-1-1-4-Electro-Galvanized-Split-Ring-Extension-Hanger?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvbmR7fWl1gIViFmGCh3HNwItEAQYCCABEgJWyfD_BwE
Something akin to this would do it for you.
Do you guys have the 3d printed parts designs posted anywhere? .stl please.
Still getting a project page setup for this. They'll definitely be posted in the description of Part 2.
Sorry ! but The code not working on HMC5883L, Can You help me?
how to do the phone application help please
Hello, do you have a arduino code? I'd appreciate it if you'd help me.
Sir can use HMC5883 INSTEAD OF MPU6050
Those motors look a little small and would probably break under a fully loaded cooler. I would have gone with some old drill motors and their gearboxes. Those are pretty strong
I need to make one of these but instead of a cooler...it's R2-D2.
I'd like to make a robot that follow my Bluetooth signal, do you think It's possible?
What happens when the robot encounters obstacles?
What GPS module will you be using?
Leonardo Celente plz reply
Part 2 coming soon?
+Andy Meggs should be out this week
Can't wait.....why can't you upload it together
That's ...cool
Such a great design. But such weak construction. Please use screws instead of nails. Use some glue .
I want buy the car how buy?
plz.. post second video
How did you learn coding?
Robotic Bartender? What happened to that?
Long story short, we thought that our linear actuators were solenoids instead of cheap motors that actuate and hold at stall current. When we picked up a new power supply and sent > 30A through them, they all burned out. We'll probably finish the series at some point in the future, but we're taking a break since most of the components need to be redesigned for a different style of actuator. :/
sick nasty
fiirst