Raspberry Pi Robot Rabbit Hops with Pimoroni Servo 2040
Spring is already rearing its head for makers in the northern hemisphere and their soldering irons are ready to go. Today’s project comes to us from a developer named Kevin McAleer who is using a Raspberry Pi RP2040 powered board; Servo 2040, to power this custom rabbit-shaped robot known as Bugs the Robo-Bunny.
McAleer is no stranger to homemade microelectronics projects, in fact; he has a whole website and channel dedicated to showing off his builds; how to make them, and where to find more makers like him in the community. He builds everything from scratch when possible; using Fusion 360 for digital designs and a 3D printer to bring those designs to fruition for his projects.
According to McAleer, Bugs the Robo-Bunny relies on many components used to create a previous robotic pal called PicoCat version 2 which was based on another robotic cat named OpenCat. Today’s project, the Robo-Bunny, is built around the RP2040 microprocessor found inside Pimoroni’s new Servo 2040 board.Image 1 of 2
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