Seeed-Studio
ElectronBot based on Raspberry Pi 5
Overview
- This project aims to establish a ElectronBot based on Raspberry Pi 5
This is presented by the Contributor.
- You can refer to the Contributor Program page for more details receiving.
- We have presented two ways to PR to this repo.
What do we offer?
We want to express our gratitude to our contributors by offering a range of rewards. Depending on the difficulties(Tier 0/1/2/3), the time we expect(Days 1/3/7/15), the actual submission time and the actual submission contents, we will offer different levels of rewards.
- We will provide our products or cash bonus to our contributors as a token of appreciation.
- For those contributors who join our "Ranger Program"(announced soon), we offer even more exciting rewards, including access to our prototype products.
- In addition, all contributors and their contributions will be acknowledged and showcased on our wiki platform.
FAQ
- For any question, the contributor can directly commend here.
I think I can complete the assignment, but I need more time?
- The timeframe here is based on our old experience, from people who has done it or something like that.
- However, many projects will take much more time under actual circumstances (including the main language of the contributors receiving the task and the actual creative difficulty)
- You can leave the time you need and a brief reason, we will evaluate the situation accordingly.
I am currently migrating the open source Electronbot project to the Raspberry Pi 5 development board, which will take about a month.
There is currently a basic version for the Raspberry Pi zero 2w, the project address is as follows. https://github.com/maker-community/ElectronBot.Standalone
The current appearance design of the robot is as follows.
This is amazing! @GreenShadeZhang Zhang! Thank you so much for considering to do this!
This is amazing! @GreenShadeZhang Zhang! Thank you so much for considering to do this!
Sorry for being late, I redesigned the appearance and used the Raspberry Pi 5 you provided to make this robot called VerdiBot, and now I have open-sourced it.
https://github.com/maker-community/VerdiBot