DIY Giant Robot Car at Home - PART 2

Hello Friends, in this video i will show How To Make a very Big robot car for controller Arduino , raspberry pi , Jetson Nano AI robot car or smart car For practical application
DIY Arduino robot car / smart car
DIY Raspberry pi robot car
Wheel : 10 inch
size : 80cm x 56 cm
Motor : DC Motor Gear 250watt 24Amp 310 rpm
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[@laurorampazzo6514]

Ótima ideia, parabéns!

[@djmindframe99]

I know I'm late to the game here, but I'm in the planning stages of making something similar. I think there are two issues at play here, and both are "simple enough" to fix. Change the lever, or "fulcrum point" position of the steering arm that is in the center of the frame. (The bar that both wheels connect to in front, and the servo arm connects in the back...the bolt holding it onto the frame is your pivot point) The servo side of this arm need to be as long as possible, with the highest amount of swing radius, this is then fine-tuned with the servo arm length and mounted position. The wheel side of this same bar needs to be as short, or as close to the frame as you can get. Thus giving you max leverage and minimum effort. Next, is to tackle the power of your steering servo itself. It's probably too weak. (25kg-35kg for ex.) Consider and upgrade to something as hefty as a 75kg servo. The added torque will help move that weight under load. Combine the two, and you should be on to something. Good luck!

[@werachaisrisupinanont3353]

From thailand, like your projects

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Fantastic idea and cool content

[@StephenCurryFans]

*Maker Tutor* Cool !! keep doing

[@samehmohamed3894]

Excellent project and work! Exactly what I was looking for. What do you plan to do for the brakes? I am thinking about reverse the drive motor. Any better ideas?

[@techniq4]

When part 3? It looks great

[@user-ss2bo1ig4m]

Excellent when you will be ready

[@MakerTutor101]

Thanks so much

[@falkgerbig7787]

Anyway, you could consider a steering with "Ackermann" geometry: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ackermann_steering_geometry

[@mehmetsahin8261]

hey where is the part 3. it looks excellent

[@manojachrekar7327]

Awesome

[@wishwashashi7420]

You can use a wiper motor which converts into a powerful server motor. Then the functionality is easy and you can access variable speeds with PWM for steering.

[@tejasshah197]

Use rack and pinion or linear actuator for steering.

[@Gnanavel-]

Node MCU coding for smart home project please one video

[@Tims_Projects]

I hope this is rear steering. If not, do as nonconformist suggested. If it is front steer then it will always want to turn left or right. It is front, I would recommend turning the whole axle assembly 180 degrees.

[@marathivyakaranchannel3913]

Please make more such videos...And recommendation is that use IoT and use it for real work in house.. please make working video..And if possible please voice over.. please talk in video...

[@havocklp4337]

You need around the screws still compensation sleeves to minimize the play in the steering

[@MakerTutor101]

Thanks for your advice

[@arpitshrimankar7787]

were to buy this robot parts ? please provide link

[@mation8191]

It's very good only the turning mechanism is poorly designed and it can shock absorbers too.

[@muhammadrashiezzam4923]

Excuse me how to make this controller or do you have video to make this project have controller

[@thirumurugan9149]

What motor did u use for the steering mechanism, the one connected to the pulley?

[@asdfghjklz890]

That's a nema17

[@sagardd4588]

I'm requesting to help me with the components required

[@Jinx_abu]

What are the materials used, it would be very helpful for my research project

[@nonconformist4802]

For your steering you have to do some research on Ackermann/ caster/ camber and your king-pin inclination. Without these fundamentals you are wasting your time, no matter how big or small you build

[@mosta5]

It's too slow to steer it like this . That won't allow you to go fast enough . Try using a lever mechanism or simply the distance between the thread turner and the middle joints shorter and the distance between the front wheels rodes joints and the middle joints longer until you get the best ratio between torque and speed "in steering of course" . And sorry for some bad vocabularies I am not native at English

[@MakerTutor101]

Yes, it's a bit slow to turn. I will try to follow the instructions. To get good results Thanks so much

[@mohant9m]

Create your own Mecanum wheels and eliminate steering altogether

[@MakerTutor101]

Thanks for your advice

[@tejasshah197]

Seeing the ad to monetize them.

[@diygenix3192]

Mam can you please make a k type thermocouple based vfd speed control inverted (temperature increases and speed decreases) please mam i need this help Please

[@tuhitu6703]

Hi Dear, I have 3018 pro, grbl v1:1, Candle use in window 7, when I give comand Home then first axis move to home X, then second move axis Y, and then third axis move to Home Z, But I want first Z axis move to Home, and then other axis move to home, please solve my problem. Please do my help, Please make video for this problem

[@edro.]

Windsheild wiper motor. I think they're Stepper(?) Your motor set up is a cool idea but I think its a lot of pressure on the bar n motor when baring weight. Jmo. Nice project though. X~[θ]~X

[@MakerTutor101]

Oh yeah, I forgot to miss the wiper motor, thank you very much.

[@hranitor-animale]

Very cnc like approach to steering :). Love it. Here's my giant robot lawn mower :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHeVo6SJqsR3rtU kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn2Tint9hLGmnZI

[@devilsgaminghubyt4128]

ARE U A GIRL OR A BOY

[@MakerTutor101]

She is my boss I'm a boy.