I just finished assembling a Bittle and when I turn it on and try the simplest command with the IR controller it simply goes crazy - the legs going everywhich way and the servos making the most terrible noises. No matter what position I put the legs in, the same chaos happens. Is there a servo calibration or re-set step I am missing? Is there a trouble-shooting page you can direct me to? Thanks.
Hello I received a device with Nybble. It has 6 pins that looks like a dongle of some sort. It only has HUNO on it. What is it? I dont see anything like it anywhere.
Thanks
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Hi,
I am trying to use the AI vision module with my BiBoard. When I connect to it via the terminal interface, the camera fails as shown:
I then tried to upgrade the firmware using the web debug gui as instructed in the manual, and the process just seems to freeze:
Does anyoune have any suggestions. Your help would be appreciated.
After you upload the firmware(face detection module as follows) of module in the web debug GUI, please fix the module in Bittle's mouth.
Has anyone found a camera board that can work with either Bittle or Nybble that is not "opinionated" with regards to what kind of vision algorithms it runs? The official boards already come installed with closed firmware that has pre-written algorithms built in, and can't be programmed. I'm curious if there's an open board with good documentation on how to get a framebuffer from the camera in code in order to write your own algorithms.
I see. I guess it's also easier to debug algorithms if you can have it, e.g. print things and display intermediate results as images on the screen, while still using "real" test data from the robot?
Open the app and scan available Bluetooth devices. Don't connect the robot with the phone's system-wide Bluetooth settings! Remember to open the Bluetooth service and grant the app access to the service. You also need to allow the location service for the app, though we are not using any of that information.