Description
Use our open source library and your own Python code to move Ohbot's motors and generate speech with lip synchronisation. e.g.
ohbot.reset()
ohbot.move(1,7,2)
ohbot.eyeColour(2,3,8)
ohbot.say('Hello I am Ohbot')
ohbot.move(1,0,2)
ohbot.eyeColour(0,0,0)
ohbot.wait(5)
ohbot.close()
Ohbot can draw up to 750mA of power which is why we supply a dual USB cable. When using Ohbot with a Raspberry Pi you will need to connect one plug on the dual USB cable to the Pi and one to a 5V power adaptor rated at 1A or more which has a USB socket on it (not supplied).
Please note that Ohbot Pi doesn't include a Raspberry Pi or any licences for the Windows graphical programming software.
ohbot.reset()
ohbot.move(1,7,2)
ohbot.eyeColour(2,3,8)
ohbot.say('Hello I am Ohbot')
ohbot.move(1,0,2)
ohbot.eyeColour(0,0,0)
ohbot.wait(5)
ohbot.close()
Ohbot can draw up to 750mA of power which is why we supply a dual USB cable. When using Ohbot with a Raspberry Pi you will need to connect one plug on the dual USB cable to the Pi and one to a 5V power adaptor rated at 1A or more which has a USB socket on it (not supplied).
Please note that Ohbot Pi doesn't include a Raspberry Pi or any licences for the Windows graphical programming software.
