u/SeriousJudge8844

Finally made it !
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Finally made it !

Finally made it! 🎉

After 3 days of hard work and learning the basics of ROS2, I successfully built and simulated a 4x4 car model. 🚗

As a beginner, there was a steep learning curve, but the feeling of seeing it work makes it all worth it. Excited to keep building and expanding my skills from here! 💻🤖

#Robotics #ROS2 #Tech #ContinuousLearning #EmbeddedSystems

u/SeriousJudge8844 — 1 day ago
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Help ! Ros 2

Guys please anyone help to learn the ros 2 .

Suggest me the ros 2 jazzy tutorials .

I was interested in learning robotics .

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u/SeriousJudge8844 — 6 days ago
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Hey everyone,

I was in the middle of building my 4-wheel obstacle-avoiding robot when my SG90 servo decided to call it quits. Instead of letting the chassis collect dust while I wait for the replacement, I decided to re-route the logic.

I integrated an IR receiver and mapped the signals from an IR remote to control the L298N motor driver. It’s a simple fix, but it kept the project moving and gave me a chance to refine my motor control functions before the "eyes" (ultrasonic sensor) are back online.

u/SeriousJudge8844 — 13 days ago
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Finally got the 4WD movement logic sorted! Hours of troubleshooting the L298N and jumper wires paid off.

Phase one of this obstacle-avoiding robot is complete. It moves forward, backward, and turns exactly as it should. The next step is mounting the ultrasonic sensor and the servo to give it some "eyes."

u/SeriousJudge8844 — 15 days ago