I didn't take step by step photos of this part (I hadn't thought about documenting and sharing the process at this point) but here is what I do to make a fiberglass form. Other: Fabric Glue Screws Nuts, bolts, washers Hot Glue Small project box - Holds relays Steel strapping - found at Lowes hobby section, looks like "Erector set pieces" Cardboard - to build the mockup parts before fiberglass Fiberglass Resin Fiberglass cloth, fine weave Nomex cloth - Robots camo skin. SLA 12v Batteries - 12v power source hooked to the motorshield Headform / Neck: Bezcor Mp 101 PT camera mount Large project box - Holds Arduino, motor controller and most electronics. Dual Relays - Solving my voltage leak problem for the light and laser modules. Mini stereo jack (Male) - use to control automatic focus and shutter of my DSLR.
2x Tip 120's, diodes, and resistors - Step up/down voltage regulator - The Arduino was not able to sufficiently power the LED flashlight / laser. Quick release power connectors - Attaches head to the bodies power supply Metal Pushbutton switches with LED - Used for Glowing "eyes" and Arduino reset button. Ultrasonic Distance Sensor - Used for ultrasonic mapping and object avoidance. (Found mine at KMart) Xbee - *Optional, if you want to talk to devices from the robot (The head is the highest point.) Wire terminal blocks - *Optional either use these or solder the wires to each other. Laser diode - Bonus if it is included in the flashlight.
USB Webcam - I choose a Logitech® B910 HD USB 2.0 Webcam LED Flashlight - Easier to use a pre-made flashlight that already has a lense. Motor shield - Various companies make them, Sainsmart has more robust screw blocks.
BESCOR MP 101 REMOTE CONTROL WIRELESS SERIAL
Parts List: Electronics: Arduino Uno R3 - Serial controller with limited programmed logic.
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