Balancing Robot with PID - Mini Robot PCB

[@OhHeyTrevorFlowers]

For editing PID, I find it's much faster to set up a remote control with three knobs that I can use to tune the PID values in real time. Changing the values in code and then transferring it to the mechatronics takes too much time and is frustrating so the extra hardware cost is usually money well spent.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

That's such a good idea :))))) thanks

[@studioOuTproductions]

Another solution is to design a simple interface in python or matlab where you can adjust the set point an pid values and see the response on a graph, and the comunícate the values via UART communication (or Bluetooth in this case).

[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

Pid line follower 👌❤

[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

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[@michaelsilverhouse2122]

@@ELECTRONOOBS very surprised to hear that you haven't thought of this smart idea for online pid tuning before :)

[@ugetridofit]

you should really dive into the ESP32. On a project like this where your making many changes it would be very helpful to flash it OTA. Not to mention you would also be able to get information back to you over Wifi to get live information at your PC.

[@overkill2828]

This project is strikingly similar to "Your Arduino Balancing Robot" by Joop Brokking, especially the code. Please give him credit and link to his video.

[@bluedeath996]

You could get NEMA 8 or NEMA 11 motors. Going from the first ones to a NEMA17 is like saying a bicycle didn't work so I used a tank.

[@narrasridhar39]

Eventhough your videos are informative❤️❤️❤️ They are coming too late😕😕😕

[@mohammedalshrief532]

Machine learning pid iron station very accurate 💪💪🙈😎💝

[@mohammedalshrief532]

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[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

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[@mohammedalshrief532]

Pid line follower test

[@mohammedalshrief532]

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[@mohammedalshrief532]

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[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

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[@raffyturc]

ditch the spiked wheels. use a smooth one

[@ziad_jkhan]

Shouldn't there be a library to help auto-tune the PID by now? I see no reason why it can't be done by letting the machine monitor the time it can stay still as new values are tried. If you go that way, you'd want to hang it with a string to prevent if falling over of course.

[@alwayscensored6871]

Be a good use of a genetic algorithm. Get it to learn to program it's own PID.

[@JohnJaggerJack]

There is nothing wrong returning to the basics from time to time, i sometimes "brush" some of my calculus I notes from college years just to be sure i'm using the right integrals rules and derivations too. Anyways, great video as usual, top notch content.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you very much!

[@tombraselton2671]

Perhaps N20 gear motors for the little PCB guy? Would like to see him alone without his huge shell. :) You can also have it at 6 volts instead. Some use it in micromouse competitions. Don’t look it up on KZbin as it is VERY interesting and you will want to build one if you haven’t seen them. :/

[@ObsequiousV4]

Those super tiny stepper motors are quite difficult to work with as a hobbyist. I bought a box of 70 of them months ago and damaged about 10 of them in the process of getting one of them working. sad time

[@ithaajja5724]

Hi,,,,please continue make BadAss Tank, with your 3d print remote

[@idontthinkso3224]

Actually, I need to learn more about wire library and the registers and all this things (0x1B, 0x3C, 0x3B, 0x6B) and what they mean..... So if anyone can help me to find more resources about it.

[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

I made iron station very accurate using machine learning you can see it

[@tonysfun]

Do you have a way so I can order the PCB from PCBway? Thank you. Thank you for your videos!

[@nyder1331]

this hc-05 in conector is not that well idea in my line follower after some time he start losing connection with my phone because of it so if it works its ok but if you have problem with conncection i think i is because of it💚

[@afamchibuzor347]

Great video!. Can you do a video on 4 quadrant dc motor control with Arduino?

[@jstro-hobbytech]

You had to make a complimentary filter ehh? I have the stuff to make a mini one. I have a bno055

[@08acbest]

I think you should have at least mentioned Joop Brookking channel in the video since you used his code

[@peschebichsu]

Is part 2 out yet, I didn't find anything?

[@kendricksims6304]

Is a part 2 coming?

[@harivignesh]

I like the bravery of you balancing the hammer right beside your laptop.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

🤣

[@666aron]

Awesome little robot! I love it. One question though: why did you choose a stepper motor instead of a DC motor + rotary encoder?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Is easier to control the real speed and also the speed is not affected by the battery voltage change...

[@Francesco105590]

hi, which step motor should you buy?

[@jackwilliams2010]

Very cool! I've been wanting to do a PID project for the longest time. More like a puzzle and learning experience. I wish my college mechatronics class had something like this. Thanks for sharing!

[@yulu1256]

想請問為什麼我的兩個輪子轉動會不同方向，程式是遵照您發布的版本

[@electronic7979]

An excellent robot

[@mohammadhoutary1338]

Thank you for this video , can you make metal detector with arduino , multi metal multi sounds , for 3 - 10 meter dedicated

[@maxgear9648]

better to make tires flat, it will improve stability and surface contact

[@RdGear]

Thank you Sir, for all of your videos. Sir, If you review "jdy-40 " bt module, that will be very helpful for me. Specially "at command, pwm pins and gpio pin with arduino compatibilities and modified programme ". (I bought some jdy-40 module, but they didn’t work. I think there was a problem with bootloader or flash ) so it is very helpful for me, if you make a video with this module❤️

[@Mr.Robot373]

Can we use ULN2003 stepper moter ?

[@jstro-hobbytech]

You make the coolest pcbs and I like how you're not afraid to show failed prototypes. Message me on patreon. I have something really cool to send you.

[@nurrudinazzaky8374]

No need to burn bootloader to atmega chip?

[@leehewitt9559]

Excellent video. PID controllers are always difficult to trim but this is an excellent example. Thanks and glad to be a patron of the channel

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you very much!

[@amremam8937]

What about making something like hoverboard, where two half can tilt separately, you won't need a load on the top

[@muhammadshafi2611]

Great explanation , but can someone clarify me on the timer interrupt to create pulses. If the interrupt is to be trigger and generate pulse each 20usec, does it mean the stepper will turn in constant speed until error is eliminated (robot stood upright) ? I' am a bit confuse on how the PID output manipulated the interval between pulse 😥

[@lis6502]

also consider using BMS for batteries and enclosure around pack. Trust me, i know how LiPos can be dangerous when mishandled ;)

[@lis6502]

such joysticks are actually purchaseable as "vr controller". They have bluetooth connectivity in few ways (selectable), as a mouse, keyboard (simulating keypresses). Not sure if tearing apart Wii remote and stuffing its corpse with Arduino is feasible :)

[@chaunceywilliamswilliams3051]

I noticed your DIY projects. I used to work in prototype at Flextronics and was thinking of a hot air parts removal system. I got a Shark steam Mop professional. It has a heater unit and adjustable air pump system inside. Was wondering if you could see, think, whatever you want if this is a feasible project that would function. These heating units already have a tube hole at top. So hot air could be funneled into a specific spot. Also the pump has speed settings. Just don't know if it will function with air only and no water. Or it has heat control to control overheating etc?

[@kenadams4246]

Great video! Unless I’m not looking in the right place, where is the FollowUp video to this one? I can’t wait to see more on this balancing robot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! 👍👏👌

[@energyvxask307]

Hello sir, when will part 2 of the video come out?

[@captivator13]

Great video,,, Thanks brother :)) Sam 🎵✌🏻

[@rverm1000]

Going the opposite direction would be good too. Make a balancing you can stand on

[@kidslearning151]

wow! a cool project. I am looking for your second balancing robot video

[@malehakim248]

Once again, thanks for a very good video. Pretty much informative. However, i think you left out some parts that i think are pretty much crucial. the most important being how to set the current for the stepper motors with those TMC2225. The other drivers have a potentiometer that one can dial on but when i checked out the TMC drivers, they lacked that potentiometer.

[@embeddedsystemsiotprojects2055]

Pid line follower

[@alwayscensored6871]

I have most of these parts or equivalents. You got me interested.

[@rverm1000]

You can still use them if you use bearing on both sides of the wheel. Just like how a bicycle wheel gets supports.

[@Debraj1978]

Looking forward for the second part of the video.

[@kayezero703]

nice

[@Enigma758]

This is a great example of a real world design!

[@nistakmahmud]

Great work... ❤️❤️❤️ from Bangladesh.

[@GHILLIESARCADEANDMORE]

Cool

[@crazytronics9917]

Thank you so much for making video on this i have two questions 1.) Can we use autoPID library for balancing it? 2.) Is it possible to build a fuzzy logic algorithm for balancing this type of robot.?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Maybe but the code would be a bit different if you use a PID Libra

[@alwayscensored6871]

PID math does my head in, Fuzzy logic I understand better.

[@TechnikalGyanOffical]

Awesome robot!! Respect from a beginner, keep inspiring us!!

[@OhHeyTrevorFlowers]

I’m looking forward to the time travel video. 😺

[@hillarymapondera4122]

Amazing project thumps up..

[@ankitbarman76]

I also want to make balancing robot could you please send me these motors

[@alwayscensored6871]

Old harddrives etc have steppers in them. Those first tiny ones are from DVD drives.

[@siddharthmali5841]

Great.

[@captainamerica949]

I'm 85 years old and will try to do this project. Thank you my boy

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

You welcome cap

[@briyanpaul4617]

Nice

[@ajeethsuryash5123]

Amazing content. Good luck

[@shashankarmy]

Yeah I also thinked before

[@prathameshraikar5428]

✌😍😍🔥

[@gersongomes9925]

Muito Legal seu projeto!! Saldações do Brasil.

[@Circuit42]

Finally A Robot Project

[@5VoltChannel]

Nice video 👍👍

[@sarathai2876]

Great video, do you have a video explaining Bluetooth module?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Not yet. The remote will be made in a future video ..

[@sarathai2876]

@@ELECTRONOOBS you make the coolest stuff.

[@lalogarcia6686]

wow great video

[@sagars6190]

wow really nice work

[@Raze_en345]

Very amazing

[@miloudaitbraim4847]

Good one noob

[@backdemoletor4654]

Nice project

[@difinoxyd2856]

You might get better results with a state space control method.

[@smellycat249]

What a great video. So much neat stuff

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thank you!

[@technicaljoshi1686]

osm video sirji