PiCrawler Robot
Assemble, configure, calibrate, and program the SunFounder PiCrawler robot.
Engineering Club / V1
Engineering Club
Tuesdays at 3:30–5:30 PM · Room B210. Membership is free; bring an interest in STEM.
Start here
From setup to your first working circuit.
Arduino IDE, an Uno, and the first lab. Everything else can come later.
Output → input → control
Intro Lab progression
001Intro labOnboard LED: First Blink35 min · teams of 2sketch, setup and loop002Intro labExternal LED: Build the Circuit45 min · teams of 2breadboard rows and common ground003Intro labMultiple Outputs: A Traffic Signal55 min · teams of 2multiple independent output pins004Intro labPushbutton: Input Changes Output60 min · teams of 2digitalRead and conditional decisions005Intro labPotentiometer: Measure and Dim65 min · teams of 2potentiometer as voltage divider and 10-bit ADC
Current projects
All projects →Beginner Arduino Projects
Ongoing beginner Arduino and electronics work, including blink, breadboard LEDs, pushbuttons, and related introductory builds.
Around campus
52 equipment records
Fabrication, robotics, electronics, and more. Campus equipment has separate ownership and access requirements.
Campus Resources →Recent activity
Meeting Log →3:00 PM – 4:15 PM
- Member introductions
- Reviewed electronics inventory
- Discussed project ideas
- Discussed previous project/build experience
Original meeting note
First meeting of the semester, many new members. Kyle, Darren, and Jack are the only three who remain from spring. Everyone introduced themselves, took a look at the electronics inventory, and discussed a few project ideas and previous projects/experience that members have with building things.