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Course: Electrical engineering > Unit 7
Lesson 4: Spider Bot- 6th graders learn to build a Spider robot
- Fun with Spider Bot
- Parts list for Spider
- Tools list for Spider
- Spider parts and tools
- Spider's click n' stick
- Battery and motor mounts for Spider
- Click n' stick base & batteries
- Spider's motor controller
- Spider's power switch
- Spider's bezel
- Spider's wheels
- Spider's Arduino Nano
- Motor controller connections
- Spider's LED eyes
- Spider's stabilizer bar
- Spider's romance
- Programming Spider
- Ben Eater's Spider
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Parts list for Spider
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- Is it super hard to make a robot?(3 votes)
- It all depends on how much motivation you have. If you are motivated enough to create an advanced piece of technology, it should be easier to put together a robot. If you don't believe you can do it, then you can't. So the question isn't how hard it is to make a robot, its how motivated you are to accomplish a goal.(5 votes)
- I'm on an iPad and do see a parts list only a blank page.(2 votes)
- you should use a computer or laptop because it is faster and more powerful. Computers tend to work better with google(2 votes)
- where do you get the kits(2 votes)
- I would suggest going to Fry's Electronics. They have a lot of small machine parts. The kits in the videos were probably pre-assembled, with separate parts put into a container. I'm not sure you can actually buy the kits.(1 vote)
- What is bump switches and IR Sensors? I cannot find these on your video or on the internet. Only on this parts list. Need help soon, as we are trying to do this project now. thanks.(3 votes)
- Go to youtube or you can look at how to figure out what they are(0 votes)
- When I click on the spreadsheet link, it tells me that the document has not been published. Help please?(2 votes)
- The link works for me. Try to right-click on the "spreadsheet link" and try some of the choices there to see if it opens. I copied the text here:
Parts for Spider
Item Description QTY
O rings #18 rubber Oring 2
Dual motor controller L298 Dual motor driver 1
Arduino Nano w/ USB cable 1
Tap Light 3" Tab light 1
Bottle caps 1" bottle caps 4
Resistors 56 ohm 1/4 watt 2
Battery Clips 9v Battery clips 2
Motors Mabuchi Motor FC-280 12v DC - 10310 RPM - 6v to 18v - VDC - FC-280PT-20150 2
LED's 5mm through hole led (any color) 2
Wire 22 Gauge 2' 2
Header pin jumper wires 4" header pin jumper wires (Male to female) 4
Header pin connectors header pin connectors (Female) 1
Batteries 9 volt 2
Battery connectors 9 volt battery connectors 2
Hot glue (one stick) Multi Temp Mini Glue Stick-.28"X4" 1
Popsicle sticks Loew Cornell 1021221 Woodsies Craft Sticks, Minis 2
Container Any 4"x4"x4" or large container will do 1
Solder 1' rosen core silver bearing solder (lead free) 1
Total Part Count 33
Approx cost per bot is $35- 50 dollars
Google the part description for an exact price. Please note: you may need to make modifications to your bot or the parts you ordered if they are different from the ones in the video.(0 votes)
- Is there a good way to improve the battery life(1 vote)
- There is a few tricks, but they are extremely difficult and provide only a little more battery life. If it was easy then battery producers would already be doing it.(2 votes)
- How to make a robot that has buttons instead of remote?(1 vote)
- you would have to enter controls into the cod and its a very sophisticated tecnical cod but after you get the hang of it its pretty easy(1 vote)
- Would you be willing to provide this parts list as a spreadsheet file so we can use it to calculate our own costs for the number of bots we want to build? That would be awesome!(1 vote)
- Who originally came up with the SPIDER BOT(1 vote)
- where is click and stick?(1 vote)