Getting started with Python

Windows Mac and Raspberry Pi

Our Open Source Picoh for Python library works with Windows, macOS or Raspberry Pi (Linux).

Please go to our Github Page and follow the instructions there to download and start using the library.

The library includes examples to get you started and there's also a guide explaining key concepts.

What We're Working On

We've had problems reported with Picoh's lips not moving after calibration.  For the second stage of the calibration you need to keep moving the slider to the right to move Picoh into smile position.  Keep going and the top lip will click and drop onto the top lip.  Don't press the Set Smile Point button until the top lip has clicked.

If it's too late and Picoh's lips are not moving go to the folder picohData which will be in the folder that your program is in and delete the file MotoDefinitionsPicoh.omd.  Next time you run your program this file will be recreated with default settings.  You can run calibrate again after this if you like but please follow the instructions above.

We'll put a fix in for this soon.

Email us with any questions: info@ohbot.co.uk