Arduino Dancing Robot (Otto) | Assembly, Programming, and Calibration

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• Description:
I launched Otto DIY on Kickstarter a couple of years ago (kck.st/2qFTxxc). After a successful campaign the project took a life of its own over at ottodiy.com. In this video, I show you how to assemble, program, and calibrate your very own Otto. Once programmed, this bi-pedal robot can walk, dance, sing, avoid obstacles, and more! The body is 3d-printed and the code is written in C++/Arduino. It's a simple project that would be great, for example, used as a teaching tool for robotics at a middle- or high-school level.
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ACROBOTIC Otto DIY Full Kit:
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• Project code:
Firmware for the Arduino IDE:
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• Tutorials:
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Epidemic Sound (epidemicsound.com). Standard UA-cam License.
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[@himangshugupta4863]

Found your content very helpful. Thanks so much!
Appreciate the effort and dedication for the maker community.

[@GnobarEl]

Great work!

[@datasith]

thank you! i'm glad you liked it :)

[@HollyHertig]

very helpful!!!!

[@EDGARDOUX1701]

Amazing dude!!! Love this one.Tomando mate y Fuerte abrazo argento

[@datasith]

gracias, que buena vida!

[@premchandyadav3352]

i have upload the coad and the code has uploaded properly ,the buzzer is working but motors are not moving . i have checken all the servo motors . All the motars are in good condition. so, what will be the problem

[@dahi5245]

How do you calibrate the robot? I do what you do, but it doesn't work. Can you help me?

[@vernviehe3113]

I'm trying to get the written out directions, I need help knowing what libraries to add, and so on. And your link to the Tutorials has a broken security certificate and I can't get to it with any of my devices. Can this information be posted somewhere else?
Thanks for sharing your project!

[@NIAMTRanchi-eb5bf]

What's the final batter voltage for the nano if I'm using a 12v dc supply do I have to use a buck converter to reduce or increase battery voltage

[@kevinlaquatra]

hi please can you give me the code you entered inside otto To make him walk and dance together? Thank you very much I can't find it

[@izaknikabou2625]

Nous pouvons avoir les fichiers d'impression 3D

[@ryaneades9382]

What kind of screws are those pointed ones. I need to buy 5 more for my robot

[@MasiTechno]

nice work :)

[@datasith]

thanks so much, thank you also for watching the video!

[@kevingpk1012]

Can you use other python libraries in the code? For example start dancing if something in another python library happens? Thx

[@duncanx99]

Don't the servos need to be pre-set to a particular position before assembly?

[@datasith]

great question! as long as you can get close to +90 / -90 travel then you're okay. as you can see around 2:16, i test the travel before screwing the legs. if i found that i needed to readjust, i can manually move the servo, and reposition the horn before screwing it in. hope that helps!