If he (or she), kept the code the same as well, (meaning no changes in the code before it), I'll legit be amazed!

The bottom will have to work double time

@@instantnoodles8640 I think the upper one will work double

@@sy7028789 actually i think both will have to work 1.5 times as hard as their combined potential

I dont know how to say it, english isnt my mothers language. But i hope u get what i tried to say

Good ideia

something similar to the one legged hopping robot from disney kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5aKi9B4t6nZpKc.html but instead of servos to move the mass you use reaction wheels

You beat me to the suggestion!!

thats fiction

@@deepserket4390 Just a friendly heads-up, Disney REALLY loves to smell their own farts, nothing shown on that channel in the past years is even half as special as they try make it out to be.

Just checked video for that cube that stands on it's corner, cubli--and more. It currently has 197K upvotes and 14,114,006 views, but it's been up since 2013.

jes

Wait for some years later and it will be everyone recommendation

At least it’s 69k views😏😏😏😏

Take a look at the cubes they are amazing too. I'm putting this on my project list for 21... Gotta make one and I have no idea why. Going after the 3d print specs etc... just wild what a good controller will do. I'm guessing accelerometer and gyro as well. My bet is all are contained on one board but we'll see...

Two simple steps: 1. Assemble 2. Program You're welcome! Seriously though, it'd be nice to see the code.

@@TheJacklwilliams the boards being used are an Arduino Pro Mini and ESP32 (pretty much an arduino with wifi and bluetooth) and neither have gyro on their own, so likely a secondary gyro board for them

@@rafeesamith Yes you can see the gyro board on the 2-wheel unit at 1:23, looks like a GYU-521 module

Wouldn't it be nicer if you'd figure it out for yourself? Remember, it's not the destination, it's the journey to get there what matters. On a similar note, people who are always told everything, will never learn anything. So you got to figure out at least some of the stuff for yourself. That way you'd get more satisfaction from it, than if you'd be show the code, the schematics, and everything, and you'd only have to put everything together. That wouldn't be so satisfying now would it? It would be like solving a puzzle which you already know how it looks like, and where each puzzle piece goes. That wouldn't be as satisfying as an unknown puzzle, where you have to figure out which piece goes where. Sure, it can get frustrating at times, but the result would be much more satisfying. Remember, bitter is patience but its fruits are sweet.

And seemingly more stable than 3 if you look at each of their sways

@@ZecrOfficial true the sway on the 3 wheeled one is more pronounced but this could potentially be due to the controller's tuning

why wouldn't 2 be enough? There are only 2 degrees of freedom here.

@@Zamsky39 Two tilts, and rotate. But rotate is probably not needed.

me too bro

Interesting idea. :)

@@ReMRC The sky is the limit :)

X2

@@leonid3312 or the structral integrity of the little single point :)

@@ReMRC JUST DO IT PLS!

Holy crap, 6 days later it's 2.4k

how about wireless recharge coils?

@@ReadToasts You mean magnetic induction charging? I suppose it could be possible, but I don't know if there are any right now that have a large enough magnetic field or can supply enough power that a hobbyist can purchase within a reasonable price. I could be wrong though.

saludos desde Peru!

Yes, rubber to prevent slipping.

Yep, KSP is the reason we all now know what reaction wheels are. We're in a "post KSP" age if you will....

Oh they'd really bring in the views there

@@pioboss9823 nah but that get that resume padding

A good student would DIY it instead of copying it

Three wheels. Although it is much heavier, which is important.

Yes, you are right. The newer motor model runs quieter.

No, in this case I not control rotation.

Yeah like good ol' Tom Stanton