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  2. Raspberry Pi + Zumo + Pixy setup

Materials

As in life, for a project the most important aspect is having material objects. Below you can see which ones were used to make an integrated Raspberry Pi, Pixy2 Camera, and Zumo integrated robot.

Zumo Robot

Zumo Robot for Arduino

Arduino Uno R3

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi

Battery Pack

PowerBoost - used to boost a lithium ion batteries 3.3v to 5v

Lithium Ion Battery

USB-A to USB-C Cord

Pixy2 Cameras

Pixy2 Cameras

Fisheye Lenses

CAD Models used in Experiments

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