#PiWars 2021 entry python based robot

Joined September 2019
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12 Jun 2023
An offline voice assistant designed around GNOME on Wayland. Definitely a far more valid use of time than revision for GCSEs. Here is the code: github.com/acww/VoiceAssista…
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2 Oct 2022
Gesture controlled Android TV! Created using mediapipe and python on a laptop.
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2 Oct 2022
Had to use two Tiny 2040s to get the laptop to communicate with the TV.
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2 Aug 2022
Working a bit better now that I've swapped the lipo for a wall based power supply.
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17 Jul 2022
Inspired by mitxela's midi slide whistle, here is my take on it using @pimoroni's tiny2040 to drive servos and Pure Data on a laptop to attempt to to self correct its pitch - needs a bit of work.
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RedBrick retweeted
3 Mar 2022
That walks!😀
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29 Jan 2022
Spent a long time trying to tension the tracks, turns out the problems was them being able to flex too much.
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27 Dec 2021
Redbrick is now both more red and more bricky. #PiWars
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22 Dec 2021
It can now move at full speed without pulling it self apart, may actually be useable for #PiWars
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20 Dec 2021
It moves! Yet to get it to full speed.
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16 Dec 2021
Turns out tracks are quite hard to design from scratch. #PiWars
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28 Nov 2021
Bit snowy
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29 Oct 2021
Put my 02W from @pimoroni to work.
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20 Aug 2021
I have now done a controller done with @pimoroni's Pico lipo controlling @pimoroni's Tiny 2040 in the body, which is 3cm shorter than before.
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11 Aug 2021
Its finally working via remote control, next thing to do is clean up the code and transfer the controller code onto a Pico Lipo.
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20 Jul 2021
Sorted out the wires a bit, next thing to do is to add an IR receiver. Am I able to treat the SWC or SWD pins as as pins or do they behave differently?
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19 Jul 2021
LiPos!
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18 Jul 2021
I miss not having power issues with RedBrick
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19 Jul 2021
I did not miss using LiPos
11 Jul 2021
Just seen @mediablip's #PiWars up the garden path run. Wow that's fast
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