As we have developed more products free shipping has finally become a viable option!
Any order to the USA above $100 total will ship free via USPS Priority!
The attached picture is of a new Raspberry Pi compatible pin out diagram we will be giving away with every order as soon as they arrive from manufacturing! (expected here by 10/20/2018)
New product in the works!
10.1″ 1280×800 IPS LCD
Compatible with Raspberry Pi
In June of 2015, travelers took 25 Easybotics’ Brushbot kits (2 Brushbots in each kit) to a small rural primary school in Kenya to share the excitement of science and engineering with the 7th grade students. Bill Rathfon and Dana Reed, both engineers and supporters of the organization “Iruri Primary School – Sharing a Vision”, were visiting the school while on safari, and wanted to bring along a hands-on project for some of the students at the school. Graham Seiki, Tech Coordinator at an elementary school in Lahaina, Maui, HI, and advisor to the Lahainaluna High School robotics program, suggested the brushbots from Easybotics.
The venture was a huge success. The kits are an excellent activity that tie science concepts, engineering concepts, and even some art together to make a great teaching springboard. The students at the school have a very rigorous science curriculum, but do not have the resources for much hands-on experience such as labs.
Iruri Primary School – Sharing a Vision would like to thank Easybotics for their support of this project that reached out half way around the world to promote science, engineering and goodwill. To find out more about what is happening at the school, visit www.irurikurota.org.
These students are coloring the Brushbot decorations (shark, sea turtle, octopus or manta ray) in preparation for assembly.
Also involved was a 12 year old girl who was on safari with her parents. She had just done a programmable robotics project at school and was very excited to help.
We have just switched hosting providers to a much faster server! pages should load much quicker now.. Please let us know if you notice any problems on the new site or just things you would like to see added. 🙂
Because web-servers aren’t very photogenic we have included a picture of a one cubic inch robot – the PCB itself is 23mm x 23mm.
The latest bipedal robot is almost ready! Here you can see the last prototype with the 8×8 LED matrix face, and the latest one with an 128×64 OLED display 🙂 the screen can display custom graphics or text in real time. One great use of the display is in debugging your code, you can print variables directly to the display, no serial terminal needed.
At last a fresh new website for Easybotics.com ! This change will make it much easier for us to add new content and tutorials to the site.
It also simplifies the process of creating orders and quotes all from within the website.
