Here we have another one of the many robotics projects to use ROS, the Robot Operating System, running on a Raspberry Pi 4, and programmed in Python. What makes this one special is that it balances on two wheeled legs, can move at 2 m/s, can carry up to 80kg, and can balance all by itself. It can jump down a couple of stairs and land on its feet like a cat – it’s a little unnerving, but it points the way to a future where delivery robots won’t be scuppered by having to go up stairs.
Discover high-frequency mmWave radar using the Infineon BGT60TR13C.
Take control of your home video, television and music, with a media centre build based on Raspberry Pi. Your film collection deserves the best!
Get a Sense HAT V2 and a copy of Experiment with the Sense HAT in our latest competition
A special, scalable spectacle-case with a flexible 3D structure
A digital KVM for connecting a Raspberry Pi to another PC – no networking required
The MIDI Blaster uses a Raspberry Pi 4, as the Raspberry Pi 5 doesn’t have a 3.5mm audio jack. It’s loaded with ‘sound fonts’, which is a new one on us, but it means that the user can give the music from one game – Final Fantasy VII, say – the sonic characteristics of the […]
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