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%%alias Aliased from [PrototypeRobot] %%
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* a __Bill of Materials__ (the major components necessary to build the robot — this might not include things like plastic sheet, nuts and bolts, wire, etc. but ''could'')
* a __Bill of Materials__ (the major components necessary to build the robot — this might not include things like plastic sheet, nuts and bolts, [wire], etc. but ''could'')
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See also: [Robot Operating Environment|RobotOperatingEnvironment]
!! Robot Geometry
Robots come in all shapes and sizes, and can have one or more wheels, tank treads, flippers or propellers, etc.
For example, for wheeled robots there's designs like:
* tank treads
* two-wheeled balancing robots
* two-wheeled differential drive robots with casters (like the [KD01] or [SR04])
* four to six to eight wheeled robots (like the [KR01])
* [Ackermann steering|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ackermann_steering_geometry] (car style) robots, possibly using a radio-controlled car chassis
* mars rovers with rocker-bogie or triple-rocker designs
But robots don't need wheels, nor do they even need to move. There are flying robots, swimming and diving robots, walking, crawling and jumping robots. Each poses its own set of challenges and rewards.
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* the __[KZ01] robot__: using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and PiconZero controller
* the __[KRZ01] robot__: using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and PiconZero controller
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[{Tag RobotPrototype}]
[{Tag RobotPrototype RobotDesign GettingStarted}]
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