Hardware

Hello folks,

maybe you can help me again.

I'm impressed by the further development of the software for the desktop app, but I think it's a shame that you only ever use one extension can, e.g. not ultrasonic and touch sensor together.

That's why I tried to create a program with Mind+ Arduino Uno Blocks (Nybble was in standard mode, but that will be overwritten anyway, right?).

create that addresses the ultrasonic sensor. In the hope of being able to use other extensions (touch or gesture sensor, for example) at the same time (I haven't bought any of it yet, I'd like to know if it's even possible).

I charge it to a green light on a regular, not fast charger, the light turns green so I replace the battery and try it out. It immediately shuts off. Have has bittle ~6 months and have charged it several times before this began today.

The school I work at owns a Boston Dynamic Spot robot. We have just purchased a Bittle robot and I can’t wait to get it. My ultimate goal is to have a class set of Bittle‘s that the students can use alongside Spot. To this end, has anyone attempted or succeeded in creating a robot arm to replace Bittle’s dog head? I am not sure of the logistics or even feasibility of this as I don’t yet have my Bittle but I think this would make a great project to consider. What are your thoughts on this?

Is it possible to connect two of these to the Nyboard directly? It seems like there's only one I2C socket and that would be the only way to connect this module. If only one can be connected, is there any other way someone has found to connect any two cameras to the Nyboard? I would like to avoid having to setup up a raspberry pi just to connect two cameras that I will be streaming to another PC. My plan is to process the feed and send actions to the robot wireless. I am currently in the investigation phase of whether this is viable to begin with and what hardware I would need. Will appreciate any insight, thanks.