Building and Training a Robot Dog

I decided to make a robodog, cause it's cool. This is part one of my robodog project, the start of my journey. Watch the video to find out if my robodog can make the cut and balance.
This video is for entertainment purposes only. This video does not serve as a guide to carry out anything in this video.

[@1988trevor]

That's an amazing project. I can't wait for the 2nd part.

[@voiddav]

can’t wait to see robodog play catch

[@TheTinkeringTechie]

I hope you'll like it! It's pretty interesting how the catching system would work, as I do not have a camera to detect objects. Part two is coming soon. Maybe in two weeks, depends on my workload.

[@Heemiz]

I love dogs and robots so I love this video

[@TheTinkeringTechie]

I also love dogs and robots, so I loved doing this project :P. Thanks for dropping in and taking a look at my project!

[@thuytienvo6092]

That’s awesome.

[@aenvo]

omg so cool!!

[@hurairahsartandcraft4515]

use 2 18650 batterys they do enough power for it to work and if not enought use 3 of those its alot

[@7dedlysins193]

I broke my blades and i tried cutting the blades equally but the printed a new blade with the bad fan then filles the old blade to push the new fan and i just ended up buying a new fan to ake my life better lol.

[@TheTinkeringTechie]

Yeah, buying a new fan is not too much money. The fan was leaking some sort of fluid, maybe lubricant? So buying a new one was better anyways.

[@daking8473]

i wish i knew have to code and had people to help me

[@7dedlysins193]

Do you know machine learning?

[@TheTinkeringTechie]

I do not know machine learning. For now, I focus on Arduinos, which are microcontrollers. Machine learning would fry those boards, cause they don't have much processing power. I may go into raspberry Pis in the future though. I heard they can be programmed with C++, the same language used for Arduinos. I'll learn it when I need it :P.