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Latest revision as of 09:32, 26 July 2018
A full write up of these videos can be found here should you want to create your own two wheel robot hardware.
Instructables: Two Wheel Robot
Video tutorials on how to create a two wheeled robot
Video 1: Creating the basic simulation
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Video 2: Adding basic rotation and PWM to drive DC motors.
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Video 3: Adding proximity sensors to do maze solving and line following.
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