esp32-robot-dog-code
IBusBM
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| MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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esp32-robot-dog-code
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Another one DIY robot dog, based on ESP32 and Hobby servos
Github code and hardware: https://github.com/SovGVD/esp32-robot-dog-code and https://github.com/SovGVD/esp32-small-robot-dog-hardware
IBusBM
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Is there a way to use the Arduino IbusBM library (GitHub link below) with Teensyduino on a Teensy 4.1? Is there a different library for IBus communication that is compatible with Teensy boards / Teensyduino?
IBusBM Arduino Library GitHub Repository
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Does anyone know how to fix jitter between FlySky RC and servos? I tried with servos SG90 or MG90S and FlySky receivers FS-iA10B and X6B. I'm using iBus to communicate with Arduino.
I used the IbusBM library. It works fine, but it requires to use a UART port, and I couldn't simulate with SoftwareSerial. Though the other guys suggested it's something related to the power suplly, I'm still suspect the root cause is the rc communication. Whenever I'm using ibus, it start the jitter. I will give a try to use PPM, because it doesn't shake when the transmitter is connected, while the ibus always shake (weird). The drawback is that my receiver PPM only supports 8 channels and my transmitter has 10.
What are some alternatives?
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esp32-small-robot-dog-hardware - Small robot dog inspired by Petoi Bittle. 3DOF legs.
PJON - PJON (Padded Jittering Operative Network) is an experimental, arduino-compatible, multi-master, multi-media network protocol.
spot_mini_mini - Dynamics and Domain Randomized Gait Modulation with Bezier Curves for Sim-to-Real Legged Locomotion.
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