vibro-bug on the 3D printer.

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To build the vibration bug, you need to print the body of the robot using a 3D printer and download files in STL format. You'll require The vibration module and a CR2032 battery, as well as some foil, tape, and a lighter. First, heat up a small piece of metal with a lighter until it's soft, then bend it into shape to resemble the vibration module. Make sure all eight clips on the top surface are securely attached. Next, insert the vibration module into a special groove at the bottom of the chassis and push a wire through the hole. Wind a small piece of foil around one of the wires to improve contact with the battery. Insert the battery into the opening, ensuring that the negative terminal faces downward. Secure the second post to the minus side of the battery using adhesive tape. With all parts in place, your robot should start moving on its own!