NEW and improved version here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4917505

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU-2Rbbev_8

Laser/torch pointer

This is a remotely controlled arduino robot created with 3D printed parts (and yes, some electronics). With only two servos, this robot is able to point any object in the X and Y axis. The amplitude of the movement can be configured via Arduino CODE. You can control its movements by sending commands through your Smartphone, Tablet or PC WIFI. Its maximum control range is 60 meters (not bad! and we have even controlled it from 100 meters away).

Assembly info here: http://jjrobots.com/remotely-controlled-laser-pointer/

This is a good way to get into the electronics+robotic world. The same electronics are used in the Iboardbot and the Brobot EVO:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1069256
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1590702
So, if you get tired of the torch pointer, create an AWESOME iBoarbot!

Ultimaker

Ultimaker 2

No

No

0.16

35%

No support needed.

THE COMPONENTS LIST:

• An inexpensive laser/torch (like the one in the video)
• The 3D printed parts (case + servo supports)
• 2x SG90 SERVOS (they are quite standard, easy and inexpensive to get)
• 12V power supply (actually, from 9 to 12 volts will work). A good option is a regular 9V battery
• B-ROBOT electronic brain shield v3.0 + Arduino Leonardo (the same electronics you have already used in other jjRobots projects: Brobot and iBoardBot):

Everything can be bought here:

http://jjrobots.com/product/remotely-controlled-laser-pointer/

Assembly instructions:

http://jjrobots.com/remotely-controlled-laser-pointer/

If you have created this torch pointer, you already have the electronics and some of the ancillary elements to create your B-robot EVO and a iBoardbot! (yes, we have used the same items to create them ;-D ).

Take a look to the B-robot EVO (The fastest self balancing robot created with a 3D printer)

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1069256

And to the iBoardbot! (an OPEN SOURCE internet remotely controlled drawing robot)

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1590702

CREATE DIFFERENT ROBOTS USING THE SAME ELECTRONICS AND ANCILLARY ELEMENTS WITH THE MOST AWESOME ROBOTICS KIT