light seeker
Turn on this light seeking rover and pull out a flashlight for a fun interactive bot adventure! The rover will automatically push toward the side that detects the most light.
Inspired by Jeremy Cook's light seeker project, this rover is a bit challenging but very fun.
printed parts:
Printed parts: download from Printables
note: This project works just fine without the treads, just put rubber bands on the drive wheels. The treads can be tricky to print. Be sure your layers are no thicker than .2mm and your bed is very clean.
Assembly Manual
Download the full assembly manual PDF here: Download(33MB)
Materials included
- Battery holder
- 2x gear motors
- heat shrink
- 2x 470 Ohm Resistors
- 2x 2n2222 Transistors
- 2x light detecting resistors
- 7x m3x10 screws
- 7x m3x8 screws
assembly video


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accessory

Vacuum bags and a pump might seem like an odd accessory, but they can really come in handy if you need to store some filament! Vacuum packing it can help make sure that moisture stays out!
snack

Blue rock candy may just be glorified sugar but it is hard to deny the appeal.
filament
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For this month, we're trying out Dancyn, a new filament producer!
- Dancyn Pell Blue PLA
- Dancyn Burnt metallic orange PLA
- Dancyn Blue HF PETG
- Dancyn Maroon Red PLA
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