First test run for my Raspberry Pi powered bot inspired by cymplecy's blog (http://cymplecy.wordpress.com/). I found the magician chassis on a hobby site and was then directed to the blog by a friend. cymplecy used Scratch to program the Pi, I have once again gone for the Pi4J library to control the GPIO port from Java code, running inside a Jetty servlet container.
Apart from it's going backwards, not to bad for a first run.
Screenshot from the Android application running on my Nexus 7. The forward and turning speeds can be adjusted and a status is displayed in the lower centre of the screen when a new instruction is sent to the Pi.
Screenshot from the Android application running on my Nexus 7. The forward and turning speeds can be adjusted and a status is displayed in the lower centre of the screen when a new instruction is sent to the Pi.
2 comments:
Congratulations for project. Can you tell me more about hardware used by you in this project? I also, as a java developer, I'm very interested to see some code.
Best regards,
Decebal https://github.com/decebals
hi, I have added some links to the code I have on bit bucket in another post. I plan to do a more detailed post on it in the future.
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