Control a tracked robot with your mind (or joystick)
Whether you choose to control this vehicle with your mind or a joystick, the camera mounted on it will give you a new view of the world.
Maker “Imetomi” was inspired to create a tracked robot after he was able to salvage a camera off of a cheap drone. This became the basis of his FPV setup, which he fitted onto a little tracked vehicle. Although this would have been enough for most people, in addition to building a joystick-based controller, he also made it work with a brainwave headset.
Imetomi now has something that he can drive around virtually, spying on passersby, as long as it stays within the VR transmitter’s 50-meter range. Be sure to check out the video below, where the small bot shows of its impressive all-terrain capabilities, and read his Instructables write-up here.
January 17th, 2017 at 12:37:01
I’m sorry
It is test
I’m beginner -:)
January 20th, 2017 at 22:00:10
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January 22nd, 2017 at 22:58:08
Nice project! Where did you get the neurological headset? I would really appreciate it if you could direct to a tutorial on how to build a headset like this, preferably one that can decode signal in the primary motor cortex.
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