Raspberry Pi Devastator Robot #2

Improving my Devastator Raspberry Pi Zero W robot, including running the Python code on boot, tightening the tracks, and powering from one set of batteries. This video is a follow-up to: Raspberry Pi Devastator Robot #1

IMPORTANT NOTE:
On October 30th 2021, a new version of Raspberry Pi OS was released known as “Bullseye”. This has new camera drivers that are not compatible with the Python camera code demonstrated in this video. Sorry. If you are running the version of Raspberry Pi OS known as "Buster", or an earlier version, things should work just fine. I discuss the matter in depth in my video here: Video

You can find more information on the DFRobot Devastator robot platform here: https://www.dfrobot.com/product-1477....

And purchase it on Amazon.com here: http://amzn.to/2zkEKvq

The code and motor controller sections of this video refer back to content that I covered in “Raspspberry Pi Robotics #3: Keyboard Control”: Raspberry Pi Robotics #3: Keyboard Co...

I have also placed the wiring diagram and code on this page:
http://www.explainingcomputers.com/pi...

More videos on the Raspberry Pi, robotics, AI and other computing-related topics can be found at: explainingcomputers

You may also like my ExplainingTheFuture channel at: explainingthefuture

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