Step by step instructions to build your own robot
Use a 30mm screw to go through the ball mount.
Press fit the magnetic bead into the ball mount
Secure the ball mount on the chassis
Fasten 2 12mm screws on the servo cover to mount the MPU-6050.
Place the MPU-6050 with 1.8mm spacers to protect the resistor when fastening.
Fasten the MPU-6050 on the servo cover
Connect the 4-pin dupont wire to MPU-6050, following the color coding exactly.
Insert 3 20mm screws through the holes on one side of the chassis
Attach the wheel cover with nuts, keeping them loose for easy wheel installation later.
Snap the wheels onto the continuous servo and fasten the screws.
Attach the speed encoder mount to the wheels and place the encoder disk on the mount.
Assemble the continuous servo with wheel and encoder disk onto the chassis, then tighten the wheel cover screws.
Repeat these steps to install the second continuous servo and wheel on the other side.
Put the servo cover on and fasten with 20mm screws.
Use 30mm screws to fasten speed encoders. Connect dupont wire following the colored order.
Use a 25mm screw to fasten the IR reflective sensor. Connect dupont wire following the colored order.
Route all wires through the middle hole to the flat side of the chassis.
Snap the button switch onto the chassis top. Use a thin stripe of tape to make sure it fits tightly. Connect the dupont wire following the colored order.
Insert 3 12mm screws from the bottom of the chassis through to the top. Add 3.5mm spacers to raise the board.
Place the ESP32 board and secure it with nuts
Connect the servo wires:
Be sure to follow the color coding exactly.
Connect the encoder wires:
Ensure proper color coding.
Connect the remaining components:
Follow the color coding exactly for all connections.
Insert 4 45mm screws through the top cover holes. Two of these screws will also secure the battery cover.
Secure the top cover to the chassis
Use two 10mm screws to secure the remaining holes of the battery cover
Install the battery box and connect the power plug to the ESP32 board. Do not turn on the power yet.
The robot car should move in a straight line. If it doesn't: