Swervebot: 3D-Printed LEG0-compatible Robot

Meet Swervebot! Swervebot is an omnidirectional robot built from a combination of authentic [danish plastic toy company] pieces and custom 3D-printed -[danish plastic toy company] compatible parts. With the help of the Arduino Nano ESP32 board’s WiFi capabilities, Swervebot can be remote-controlled through a web browser to swerve around your home or workspace with its expressive and animated eyes! To learn how to make this project, visit the Instructables article here: Instructables To make the Googleplex1 and Googleplex2 parts, you will first need to print out all of the necessary inserts before the Googleplex1 and Googleplex2 parts. During the slicing step, you will need to set a pause in your slicer software to initiate before the overhang. When the part prints, this pause will give you the chance to put the insert parts into the corresponding slots. For users with a Bambu A1 Mini, I have all the print settings and user pauses taken care of in the .3mf sliced files. Boost MeA boost