Kittenbot Robotic Kit

Here is the tutorial for kittenbot basic metal chassis robotic kit

• 1. Introduction and mechanical assembly instructions
  • 1.1. Kittenbot Introduction
  • 1.2. What is included in kittenbot robotic kit
  • 1.3. Assembly
  • 1.4. FAQ:
• 2. Install Kittenblock
  • 2.1. The Kittenblock Graphical programming software
  • 2.2. Software Download
  • 2.3. Quick start of Kittenblock
  • 2.4. Second way to restore firmware
  • 2.5. Summary
• 3. Motor Move
  • 3.1. The motor mounted on metal chassis
  • 3.2. Graphical blocks for kittenbot
  • 3.3. Functional description of the blocks
  • 3.4. To test the block
  • 3.5. The difference between online mode and offline mode
  • 3.6. The motor example
  • 3.7. Debugs
• 4. ServoSweep
  • 4.1. Servo Mount
  • 4.2. Blocks for servos
  • 4.3. Sweep Servo online
  • 4.4. Make the robot’s head sweeping：
  • 4.5. Debug
• 5. Nekomimi RGB pixel
  • 5.1. The Nekomimi Module
  • 5.2. Wiring
  • 5.3. Blocks description
  • 5.4. Play the RGB pixel in online mode
  • 5.5. RGB pixel looping
• 6. Nekomimi Ultrasonic Sensor
  • 6.1. The Ultrasonic Sensor
  • 6.2. Wiring
  • 6.3. Block for distance sensing
  • 6.4. Read distance
  • 6.5. Shake head if the robot detects someone
• 7. Buzzer
  • 7.1. Wiring of buzzer module
  • 7.2. Blocks for the buzzer
  • 7.3. Siren effect
• 8. Buttons
  • 8.1. Wiring of button module
  • 8.2. Blocks for the button
  • 8.3. Read the button on the fly
  • 8.4. Handling an Event
  • 8.5. Translate to c++ and download
• 9. The infi RGB ring
  • 9.1. The infi RGB Ring Module
  • 9.2. Blocks for RGB pixels
  • 9.3. Testing the RGB module
  • 9.4. The final effect
• 10. Drawing robot
  • 10.1. Assembly
  • 10.2. Block for steppers
  • 10.3. Drive in online mode
  • 10.4. Draw a Star
  • 10.5. The finally moving
• 11. Wifi Module
  • 11.1. The working modes of wifi module
  • 11.2. Join wifi module to your local network
  • 11.3. Use wifi module for online mode
  • 11.4. Notice on using wifi module