Miniskybot for Arduino
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The Miniskybot is built to be versatile, able to operate with two distinct platforms - Skypic and Arduino UNO. If you've experimented with this robot on an Arduino UNO setup, chances are high that four AAA batteries wouldn't be sufficient to keep the board running smoothly. As a result, users may consider upgrading their Miniskybot's battery system by incorporating a larger holder capable of housing six AAA batteries alongside an enlarged casing to better accommodate them. The original wheels designed for the robot can remain unchanged, though; enthusiasts looking for the exact specifications are free to visit the following link: http://www.iearobotics.com/wiki/index.php?title=Miniskybot_2
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