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Building and Using a BrachioGraph: The Cheapest Robot Drawing Arm

Offered By: Kevin McAleer via YouTube

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Robotics Courses Python Courses Raspberry Pi Courses Image Processing Courses GPIOs Courses DIY Electronics Courses Open Source Hardware Courses

Course Description

Overview

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Explore the world of BrachioGraphs, the most affordable robot drawing arms you can build, in this comprehensive 52-minute video tutorial. Learn about the components, assembly process, and software setup required to create your own BrachioGraph. Discover how to wire the device, install necessary software, and understand its inner workings. Follow a detailed step-by-step assembly guide, including safe handling of Raspberry Pi and proper GPIO pin setup. Gain insights into creating art with your BrachioGraph, running initial tests, and converting images into drawings. Engage with a vibrant community of robotics enthusiasts and expand your knowledge of this fascinating DIY project.

Syllabus

Introduction to the Brachiograph
Setting Up the Workstation
Understanding the Brachiograph
Materials Needed for the Brachiograph
Building the Brachiograph
Wiring the Brachiograph
Installing the Software
How the Brachiograph Works
Creating Art with the Brachiograph
Step-by-Step Assembly Guide
Handling Raspberry Pi Safely
Setting Up Your Raspberry Pi
Installing Python and BrachioGraph
Creating and Activating Virtual Environment
Understanding GPIO Pins and Daemon
Cloning and Setting Up BrachioGraph
Running BrachioGraph and Initial Tests
Drawing with BrachioGraph
Converting Images to Drawings
Final Thoughts and Community Engagement


Taught by

Kevin McAleer

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