After the first trivial proof of concept I started working on a proof of concept with bigger dimensions and better electronics. I still didn't use any expensive aluminum hardware as I didn't have a final design for my robot.
Components:
- cheap materials (cardboard and wood)
- 4 NEMA 17 stepper motors
- 4 DRV8825 Stepper Motor Drivers
- timing belts & pulleys (GT2)
- v-wheels
- Teensy 3.5
- Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
- Power Supply 12V 8.5A 102W
- Precision shaft & Lead Screw T8 1000mm
- Cables, resistors, buttons, switches, capacitors and prototyping boards




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