DynnoBot is an origin of Cybot from RealRobots owned by Bluedynno. It is a
3-wheeled robot, powered by 2 motors at its rear wheels. The rear wheels work
independently, where turning is determined by the speed of the motor. The front
wheel is a free wheel castor, designed as a guidance which enable Dynnobot to
rotate 360
o. It has 2 LDR (Light
Dependant Resistor) which act as its eyes. The resistance of LDR changes
depending on the amount of light. It also has 4 ultrasonic sensors which act as
its ears. These sensors emit high pitch sound and act as sonar radar. Depending
on mode, DynnoBot can follow or avoid light and object. It also has a line
follow sensor underneath its body which enable it to follow black line.
DynnoBot parts come in every 2 weeks. However, my subscription to Real Robots in Malaysia is monthly based so every month I will receive
2 issues of the magazine. Following are the evolution of DynnoBot to date:
:: Stage 1 - DynnoBot begins ::
Chassis & gearbox
2 motors & AA battery box
Front castor & bumpers
Motor control board & test board
:: DynnoBot moves for the first time ::
Front shield
Rear shield & 9V battery box
Light sensors
Light I/O board
Light processor board
:: DynnoBot follows light ::
Side panels, dome & piezo speaker
2 Antennae & line follower housing
Line follower sensor board
Sonar processor board
Sonar I/O board
:: DynnoBot follows a line ::
1st sonar transmitter & receiver
2nd sonar transmitter & receiver
:: DynnoBot follows/avoids object using sonar ::
Flexible sides & top body panels
:: Stage 2 - Remote handset ::
Handset base, right hand wing section & switch board
Left hand wing section & switch board, metal button
Center panel, speaker, IR & clear windows
LCD & cover, button membranes
Microcontroller board for LCD
:: Games can be played on handset ::
Upgrade light processor board
IR board for dome
IR controller board
IR board for handset
IR download board for handset
Programmable ROM board for handset
:: DynnoBot can be controlled via handset ::
UC3 IR controller board
F1 front shield
F1 bumper, nose cone & front wing
F1 rear bumper & tail wing
F1 side panels
F1 flexible inserts
UC4 program control board
EEPROM
:: DynnoBot ready for micro-programming ::
RS232 socket & cable for handset
Did you know that...
DynnoBot turns left or right by adjusting the speed of its rear wheels. To turn left for example, the right wheel will spin faster than the left wheel. The front castor wheel will guide the movement. This capability allows DynnoBot to spin 360
o at one spot.
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