CheungsLegoCreation

Hi all, Just want to share with you a RI5 creation that I have been working on for a few weeks. It is a biped robot built with 5 control+ motor and the Robot Inventor hub. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfAfLVE8jtw The next step is to build the same bot using Control+ and hopefully by the time the build is done I will be able to program it using the new PoweredUp App. Enjoy!

Thanks all. I think small technic sets always have so much possibilities as they will force us to work harder to create the mechanisms we want to build. I personally think it makes them easier and better to build because one doesn't need to worry about sorting the parts and also it also enables us to fail early (in the sense that we will work out sooner when the MOCs don't work out) so we can start working on something else sooner :)

Hi all, Back in January this year I have created a street bike with biker using 42102 (refer to video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LD0oG8_6ls). I finally got around to create a build instruction video for it for those who is interested in build it. The instructions can be found at the following video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxjX5uNq6DI Hope you will enjoy it. /CheungsLegoCreation :)

Thanks Jim. I had access to 2 5x5 display hubs and thought about building the game that way, but the edge of the screen turns out to be quite a bit of distraction (as the puck will suddenly go missing before reappearing on the screen again). Let's hope the next version will feature a colour LED screen with higher res :)

Hi all, My first post here. Just in case anyone wants to have a game of air hockey with their brick you can find a demo and build instruction at the following link. Have fun and looking forward to your feedback (build instruction and code is at the end of the video). /CheungsLegoCreation