Sphero Star Wars BB-8 App Enabled Droid by Sphero

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Once the code has uploaded you can open the serial console windows in your Arduino IDE and send it some commands. For this stage you will need to add some hot melt glue or similar to the back of the battery holder and attach it to the chassis as shown in the images. This one will easily crack if put on the finished droid but I only need it as a master for my mold making, finished parts will be cast in solid resin. Add to that a rechargeable battery and voice recognition technology and you’ve got the perfect BB-8 companion at your disposal! Through this toy, you could control your little BB-8 droid and make it move just like in the movies.I don't have an Android device so perhaps someone could recommend an app for other if they find one that works well. For a full product description, please read the Insurance Product Information Document (IPID) and policy terms by following the links provided.

Pop the motor into position as shown in the images and then insert a cable tidy into the bottom hole in the side of the motor housing. They are tested and work great, there should be enough time to make them for Dublinmaker so started printing them. Before we insert the batteries into the battery holder we need to remove the jumper that connects the power going to the terminals on the motor shield (in this case, our battery pack) to the Arduino.

Once you narrow down your needs, you can choose from among the options based on the feature set you want.