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Dagu Rover 5 controlled by a Raspberry Pi

Posted by Zeeshan on 23 August 2013

Pololu forum user chrisptx posted this video of his Dagu Rover 5. He is using a Raspberry Pi as the main controller and sending signals to a TReX Jr Dual Motor Controller for drive control.

This rover is controlled by a Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone, which uses its web browser to send commands to the Raspberry Pi in Javascript.

Featured link: http://forum.pololu.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7250

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Marco Berri

23 Dec 2013

I fix it without using custom cirsuite:

Arduino + Raspberry PI + Dagu 5 Rover + Node.js - http://mbfu.it/r/om

Marco Berri.

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