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BINO3D ROBOTIC KIT - ARDUINO COMPATIBLE

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BINO3D PROFILE 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
BINO3D PROFILE 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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A1 MINI BINO3D 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Maker's Supply Kits and Parts
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9g Continuous Rotation Digital Servo-360° (1PCS) - PG002
9g Positional Digital Servo-180° (1PCS) - PG001
M2 Carbon Steel Hex Nut (20PCS) - AB003
M2x16 SHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA025
M4x30 BHCS Machine Screw (5PCS) - AA070
BT2x10 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA192
M4 Carbon Steel Hex Nut (10PCS) - AB028
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Light Gray (10104) / Refill / 1kg
Orange (10300) / Refill / 1kg
Black (10101) / Refill / 1kg
Yellow (10400) / Refill / 1kg
List other parts
  • LED 5mm x 2:
  • 300 ohms resistor x 2:
  • Jumpers x 1:
  • TT DC Motors (Yellow Motors 1:48) x 2:
  • Two Motors mini H-Bridge (L298N) x 1:
  • HC-SR04 sensor x 1:
  • 2 x 18650 Battery and holder x 1:
  • Arduino Nano x 1:
  • Standard Nano Shield x 1:
  • KC011-101 mini switch x 1:
  • Bluetooth HC-05 x 1:
  • 470uF 16v capacitor x 1:

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BINO3D 2.0 - ARDUINO EDITION

 

● Exclusive design
● Compatible with Arduino
● Ideal for children to develop mechanical and robotics skills
● Easy to build and assemble
● Screw fixing system
● Uses two 360 degree servos or TT DC motors
● 1x Standard 9g servo for head

 

DESCRIPTION

This new version of Bino3D can be programmed and controlled using Arduino. It comes with manuals and wiring diagrams. As a bonus, you will also receive the robotics eBook and video lessons for the recommended block-based programming app, Nairda.

 

 

Update 2.0 includes:

 ● Compatibility with 360° servos  and yellow TT DC motors for track drive

 ● New body assembly to improve 3D print finish

 ● Wheel redesign to make assembly easier

 ● New head fixation

 

BONUS: EBOOK FROM ZERO TO ROBOT

 

 

 

COMPONENTS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY 
● 2 x TT DC Motors (Yellow Motors 1:48) or 2 x 9g 360 degree SERVO
● 1 x Two Motors mini H-Bridge
● 1 x HC-SR04 sensor
● 1 Servos 9g
● 2 x 18650 Battery holder
● Arduino Nano + Standard Shield
● Jumpers
● KC011-101 mini switch
● Bluetooth HC-05

● 470uF 16v capacitor

 

 

 

 

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Documentation (3)

Assembly Guide (1)
BINO3D ARDUINO GUIDE.pdf
Other Files (2)
EBOOK FROM ZERO TO ROBOT MAKERWORLD.pdf
MG90 SERVO MODIFICATION TUTORIAL.pdf

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When I got to connecting the Arduino to my laptop I selected Nano but the port button is grayed out. What am I doing wrong? Thanks
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Hi, Arduino nano needs to install CH340 driver for Windows, did you do this?
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
I should have mentioned my laptop can't see the nano at all. I plugged it into the USB and turned on the robot. Maybe try the barrel jack plug? Please forgive me, 1st time with Arduino. Thanks
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
I still can't get my laptop to recognize the Nano. I bought this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0097AU5OU?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2 I don't see CH340 anywhere on the nano, as per the pic. My research shows CH 340 should be stamped on there. Any ideas? Windows 11, I understand there are issues. Thanks, I appreciate your help.
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BINO3D PROFILE 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
everything is cool except the track tensioner. slips if not super tight, but then the wheel cannot turn
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Hello, Something must be wrong there, it works perfectly as you can see in the video. Send me more photos of it with and without the tracks. Thanks.
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The tracks cannot be too tense or too loose.
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BINO3D PROFILE 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
super robot. I made it an educational project with secondary school students. I took the liberty of raising the shell to accommodate all the electronics, Arduino UNO, breadboard, buck step down, HM-10 BLE and H-Bridge L9110 for the motors which run on 8V, the rest on 5V. Thank you for the project!
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Greatt!
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Interested in trying this, but confused on "standard shield" for arduino nano. Google shows me many, many options, but they don't look like the picture. Maybe a link, or some help in specifying?
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Hi, this shield
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
Thank you! Next thing -- don't see where code is posted. Thanks.
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Replying to @user_1935668128 :
See the bonus e-book, there is a control app
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I have problem for uploading firmware of nairda. when I use Arduino Nano in Arduino IDE, I get an fatal error : fatal error: esp32-hal-ledc.h: No such file or directory #include "esp32-hal-ledc.h" may be help me
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Hi, I'll check with the programmer.
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He said he's going to look into that error. He asked you to update your Arduino IDE if it's not already up to date.
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
Hi! I am using the latest version of the Arduino IDE (v2.3.2) and I believe I’ve found the solution.The issue was caused by the 'esp32.servo' folder/library. It was trying to force the code to use ESP32-specific files (like esp32-hal-ledc.h) which are not compatible with the Arduino Nano. After I removed/cut that folder from the project, the fatal error disappeared and everything compiled perfectly
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can i have the code file
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See the attach E-BOOK.
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
I recommend an App block programming. If you want a Arduino IDE code, look here:
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In the assembly pics there is a piece called "optional part for line sensors." I did not see that in the list of components. Can you please clarify? Thanks
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Hi, It's a support underneath for attaching reflection sensors like the ones in the photo. This allows the robot to be programmed to follow a line on the ground.
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This sensor
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
Thanks!
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Another question for you, and thanks for answring the last one. Bear with me, I'm a beginner with Arduino. In the manual it shows connecting the battery pack to the shield with the 2 wires. Do these need to be soldered on, or is there a connector? Great project, thanks again!
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Pins need to be soldered
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Replying to @mauricioduarte :
See the E-book
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hi! I was wondering what the dimensions of the on/off switch are or maybe a link to the right one! thank you
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This swtch. Thanks
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thank you!
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