This is the Norfolk.js motorized version of Pawel's Sumobot-jr design that we put together for NodeBots Day 2016. The main change was to the laser-cut side pieces to support gear motors (inspired by Markus's sumobot) and the laser-cut wheels have been replaced by rubber wheels. To make this beginner-friendly, we use a motor shield for wiring the motors to the arduino. However, the bot chassis design can support other motor drivers and wiring strategies.
Want to make your own motorized sumobot? Here is the parts list.
We also have printable instructions and an instructional video! (thanks Trisha and Paul)
If you're using Windows, you'll also need to install the Arduino IDE
git clone https://github.com/norfolkjs/motorized-sumobot.git
cd motorized-sumobot
npm i
npm i -g firmata-party
- Plug your Arduino into your computer's USB port
- Flash your Arduino with the Firmata sketch:
firmata-party uno --debug - Start the code that controls your bot!
npm start
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