This is my second one after the RC version, which didn't work as nicely as I wanted it too.
Inspired by the original Walking Eye
Still a work in progress
As of 2017 Feb 26
Between the mat with a grid in inches and my cat, you can get an idea of the size.
The 2 buck converts (5V and 7.5V) were really close to each other, so I stuck a piece of cardboard between them. To prevent the cardboard from slipping, I also used some tape to hold them in place. I will eventaully turn this into a real PCB once I am fully happy with it and do a better layout.
Decent job of soldering and wire wrapping, however, the scrap of protoboard I was useing only had 1 mounting hole to put a nylon stand off in. So far the single mount point doesn't seem to be an issue.
My hand drawn circuit diagrams using some protoboard pictures I found on the internet. I will eventually turn these into PCB's and post the schematics (probably going to use EagleCAD since it is free).
Note: The software, hardware, and documentation are under different licenses.
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