I’ve been working on something interesting involving a laser, the pyMCU, and this pan-tilt assembly from Servocity. Here’s the basic assembly in action – certainly an improvement over my “Python-head man” contraption.
The servos are controlled using a pyMCU board, which I’ve been experimenting with quite a bit. In this trial, I used the code directly from the “Python-head” experiment, which basically just makes a styrofoam “head” nod in different directions. As for how the pan-tilt assembly goes together (in glorious time-lapse), check out the video below of everything being assembled:
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Why did you not publish the Visual Basic source code? I am really annoyed when people publish projects and don’t include the Visual Basic
Probably because it was written using Python. Why would you think it’s written in VB? The Python code is in this previously linked article, or here’s a link directly to the Python code.
lol’d.
Yeah, weird comment, but I thought it was funny.