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Let’s Robot Image Collection #7 These are images of my crowd controlled Twitch robots as part of my ongoing Let’s Robot project.

I’ve mostly been developing new robots and tech, mostly focused on an outdoor Mars style rover. I’ve recently gotten a 3D printer so it’s been fun learning CAD and designing robot parts.

Roxi is the newest robot. I designed Roxi’s counter-rotating differential to fit around the battery. This method is what is used for the NASA Mars Rover rocker suspension which helps it navigate highly varied terrain. I was able to do some outdoor testing on Twitch. Roxi’s battery is big enough to run the robot continuously for about 15 hours. Our only limitation is the range of the wifi, but I’m working on that.

My project, “Let’s Robot” image collection #5

In order:  The new robot I’m working on based on the Mars rovers. Setting up for a stream we did at IGN, they had some Portal themed assets we used for the stream.  Building the last set in my house before moving, complete with Post-It Trees!

About Let’s Robot There are 2 robots that you can control on Twitch.tv http://www.twitch.tv/aylobot http://www.twitch.tv/ninabot

Our next stream is scheduled for Friday, March 12th at 1pm PST.  You can get updates from my Twitter https://twitter.com/AyloGames

I also slapped together a FB page: https://www.facebook.com/letsRobot

Don't think i ever posted this demo last year when i was teaching myself how to program. It's the first coherent thing i made with my meager coding skills. You will need Unity to play it.

Pushman is a puzzle adventure game concept inspired by Lolo for NES. I spent about a month on it, so the game is very short. Mostly the goal for me was to learn how to code and use Unity.

I put a marker on my robot, you can control it via twitch on it's new dedicated channel right now: http://www.twitch.tv/aylobot

Hey guys,

I made livestreaming robot that you can control on twitch ala Twitch Plays Pokemon, except this is Twitch Plays Robot.

There is a camera on the robot so you can see from it's perspective. Come play and help us test here: http://www.twitch.tv/aylojill