Just don’t make it angry
07 November 2022
I made a robot that can see using sound. #shorts
03 November 2022
Best night of his life
12 October 2022
What happens when robots die?
11 October 2022
Pomodoro robot! This is a work in progress but too cute not to share
30 September 2022
Build your own web server using a Raspberry Pi Pico W using Phew.
28 August 2022
Yukon & Omnibot 3000
Omnibot 3000
Pico W Toothbrush
Whats new in Python 3.13a
Maker Faire Rome 2023
WeatherBot
Data Manipulation with Pandas and Numpy
Computer Vision on Raspberry Pi with CVZone
Learn how to program SMARS with Arduino
Build a SMARS Robot in Fusion 360
Python for beginners
Create Databases with Python and SQLite3
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Everything I made in 2022
How many robots, projects, code, 3d designs did I make in 2022?
Atari 2600 Compute Module Case
3d Print a case for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Development Board
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Picotamachibi
I’ve always love the 90s Tamagotchi toys and wanted to build and program my own, using MicroPython and a Raspberry Pi Pico.
Pico Birthday Card
How to Make an Ultimate DIY Birthday Card with Raspberry Pi Pico
Iskarni Hack
Lets hack the Ikea Iskarna Head lamp to make it programmable with MicroPython using the Pimoroni Plasma 2040 W, a sound sensor, an Adafruit NeoPixel ring and some 3d printed parts.
Pi-PipBoy
We delve into the amazing world of the Pi-PipBoy Raspberry Pi Wrist Computer, an innovative project that combines the power and versatility of a Raspberry Pi with the convenience and functionality of a wearable device.
Pico-Deck
Create a Raspberry Pi Pico Based shortcut macro Keypad
Self Watering Plants
Create a self watering plant system using the Pimoroni Enviro Grow
PicoCrab 2
PicoCrab gets some upgrades and low-poly redesign; now uses the Elecfreaks Wukong 2040
Ghostbox
Ghostbox is a fun project that displays random words on a screen.
Pi Stand v6
The Pi Stand gets an upgrade; a GoPro compatible Camera module and Hyperpixel 4.0 display
Servo Easing & Pancake-Bot
Learn how to use Easing algorithms for servos using MicroPython, with Pancake-Bot
Bubo-2T
Bubo is a Steampunk style companion robot that can toot pictures based on a user hand gesture
SMARS Mini
Learn how to print your own SMARS Mini, download the parts, and get the electronics today
Cyberglasses
Learn how to 3D Print, and build your own Raspberry Pi Pico W powered Cyberglasses
Camera Module 3 Stand
Print out a fun and practical stand for your Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3
Meet Cubie-1
Build a robot to learn ROS with
Ghostbusters Wi-Fi Scanner
3d Print a Ghostbusters PKE style Wi-Fi Scanner
Worlds most advanced Bauble
Build an internet controllable Christmas Bauble
Radar robot
Build a robot that can scan its surroundings with sound
Spooky Scary Skeleton
Build your own cute Spooky Scary Skeleton Robot for Halloween - Using a Raspberry Pi Pico/Pico W, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Range finder, and an SG90 Servo
Pomodoro Robot!
Build your own cute Pomodoro Desk Robot - HeyBot! Using a Raspberry Pi Pico W and Pimoroni Display Pack 2.0
Simple Robot Arm
3D print a simple robot arm you can control over Wi-Fi using Phew! and the Pimoroni Inventor 2040 W
BurgerBot V2 - Quick on the Draw
Add a Sharpie to Burgerbot and learn how to draw with a robot!
Next Cube - a Homage to the original WWW server
Print your own Next Cube for the Raspberry Pi Pico W
Pimoroni Enviro Indoor Stevenson Screen case
3D Print your own Stevenson Screen for the Pimoroni Enviro Indoor sensor
Pi Stands
3D Print a range of cute stands for Raspberry Pi Zeros, Pi 2,3b,4b and Picos - specifically designed for Hats & pHats
Explora 3D files
3D Print your own Explora Robot
Zero Stand
3D Print a cute stand for Raspberry Pi Zeros - specifically designed for pHats
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Chip
Chip the Cute Humanoid Interactive Pal
Common Part Dimensions
A list of common dimensions of parts I use often, but forget
Facebot
Facebot is a cute desktop robot that features a small 8x8 LED Display matrix. It is powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico W, which means we can control this robot using Wifi and/or Bluetooth.
SMARS
SMARS is the Screwless, Modular, Assemble-able, Robotic System.
The Three Laws of Robotics
Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics have been widely cited as a foundational framework for designing and programming robots and artificial intelligence systems. These laws are often used as a starting point for discussions on ethics, safety, and responsibility in the field of robotics and AI. However, it is important to examine the limitations and implications of these laws in greater detail.
Over the Air updates with MicroPython
Over-The-Air refers to the method of transmitting data, typically a software update, across a network without any wired connection
Where is my robot butler?
From Rosie the robot maid in "The Jetsons" to R2-D2 and C-3PO in "Star Wars," we have been fascinated by the prospect of humanoid robots serving us.
Power up your robot projects
Selecting the right energy source is crucial, and we've got you covered. Join us as we dive into batteries, solar power, level shifters, and more! Boost your robot's performance and efficiency with our comprehensive guide on power sources and techniques.
Hack a Big Mouth Billy Bass
Learn how to hack a Big Mouth Billy Bass with a Raspberry Pi Pico W
Bluetooth Remote Control Custom PCB
This article dives deep into an exciting project: a custom-made game controller using the Raspberry Pi Pico W.
Bluetooth remote controlled robot
Learn how to build your own Bluetooth remote controlled robot using a Raspberry Pi Pico and MicroPython
Pinout.XYZ
The really cool thing about the pinout.xyz website is that it has the largest collection of links to Raspberry Pi Hats, pHats, wHats, Bonnets and shims that you'll find anywhere else on the internet.
Duckface
Duckface lets you apply filters and overlays to images, then post to Twitter and Instagram.
PIKON Camera - Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera Project
Build your own portable Raspberry Pi Camera featuring the High Quality
How to setup a Phew! Access Point
Setup your own Wi-Fi Captive Portal for Robotics project
Chicken Nugget of Doom
Ever wondered if a McDonald's Chicken Nugget could venture into the world of gaming?
Learn now live!
Learn at MicroPython, from scratch, and your own pace
CyberDog
A quirky project, by a quirky maker, for his tiny dog
Potato Powered Pico
The humble potato, a staple of many diets around the world, has a surprising additional use: as a battery. Today, we’ll explore the science behind potato batteries, perform some calculations, and walk you through how to wire them together.
SQLite3
Learn how to build SQLite3 Databases in Python.
Galactic Hero Game
Learn how to build your own Guitar Hero Clone with the Pimoroni Galactic Unicorn and MicroPython
RetroPie Samba Setup
Learn how to setup Samba file sharing on a Raspberry Pi based RetroPie gaming system
RetroPie Gaming on the CM4 Inside an Atari 2600 Replica
An enticing union of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 IO board housed in a 3D printed replica of the legendary Atari 2600.
SMARS Inventor
Build your own SMARS Robot using the Pimoroni Inventor 2040 W
MeArm
The best robotic Arm kit available!
Tags
Learn about the new tags feature on KevsRobots.com
Pybricks
Pybricks is an open-source firmware designed for LEGO Mindstorms and other compatible LEGO hardware like EV3, Powered Up, and SPIKE Prime. The primary goal of Pybricks is to provide a more powerful programming environment using the popular Python programming language. With Pybricks, users can unlock the full potential of their LEGO creations, enjoying greater flexibility and customization options.
Rover the Mecanum Robot
Build your own Mecanum Robot using this guide
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Retro Arcade
A review of the Elecfreaks Retro:Game Arcade Kit
BurgerBot - a simple 3D Printable Robot
Build your own 2 motor, Pico W-based, 3d printable robot
What is MicroPython?
In this blog post, we will explore what MicroPython is, how it differs from Python, and some of its unique features.
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Googley Googley Eyes
Remember XEyes on the X Desktop, well its like that, but IRL
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3 parts are now available!
Learn how to build your own AI Assistant using Python
New ROS Course
Learn how to use ROS and build Robots with Python
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Raspberry Pi 5
Learn all about the new features and changes
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10 Tips for getting started
Here are my Top 10 tips for getting started with robotics
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PicoSMARS 2
A Raspberry Pi Pico W Powered SMARS Robot
Welcome to Kev's Robots
Welcome to Kev's Robots, the sister site to Kev's YouTube Channel
Robotics Roadmap
Welcome to our comprehensive guide for beginners interested in the exciting world of robotics! This downloadable PDF has been meticulously crafted to provide you with an extensive overview of various aspects of robotics, from basic electronics and programming fundamentals to mechanics, design, and advanced topics.
Bugs the Robo-Bunny
Robo-Bunny build blog
Mastering Posture Detection with CVZone
A comprehensive course on posture detection and assessment using CVZone and mediapipe
Cutebot & Cutebot Pro
Cutebot and Cutebot Pro are two (too cute?) Microbit robots from Elecfreaks
Learn how to build a cute robot that can show you the temperature with a servo
Makers Central
Makers Central is a UK based event, hosted at the Birmingham National Exhibition Centre (NEC); this year it took place over the 13 & 14 of May 2023.
Lego & Robots
Learn how to use Lego in your robotics projects
Learn about the projects on show at Maker Faire Rome 2023
Meet the Omnibot 3000, a Pimoroni Yukon powered Omnibot 2000. This is a work-in-progress project, so somethings may change!
This is a work-in-progress project, so somethings may change!
A 3D Printed Raspberry Pi Pico powered toothbrush you can build and program yourself
PicoCat Lives
Some code and pictures
PicoCat v2
All about PicoCat and the new upgrades and improvements
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