@surjitsinghdeo6533
Great job Robojunkies team . This video series of LF2 bot is very detailed. Thanks a lot for your hardwork.
@pokpikchan
Your teaching method is very nice.
@kaushikyadav-h8e
good explanation, you should also explain how to get the position of the line, how to calibrate sensors and how motor functions work.
@AaradhyMine
Can you please guide me that how to make it more faster without running out please reply under 2 days
@kundanprasad2221
Can you provide us the circuit diagram of carrier board please....
@CodeNShape
Quick Question: Is the LF-2 PCB following the same schematics which you have mentioned in your older videos?...Like it is just a compact version?
@shaykherenalsayad2541
hey great video i would really appreciate it if you can share with us the specifications of material you used and also the code you used on arduino nano, thank you
@jexloir9407
hello @robojunkies, can i understand what the (int minValues[6], maxValues[6], threshold[6]) means? please reply and thank you.
@ArEditz-c8i
Thanks brother
@jhakeyvancudal3467
Can i change the motor to make it run faster? and does it work when there are intersections in the track?
@krupo900
Nice work! Do you have similar code in spike prime programming? Thanks!
@rock1223
👏👏👏 good job 👏👏👏
@TheRexterboy
How can i buy the LF2 kit? Im from Philippines
@chabibanii
Does it always need to calibrate first before starting? Can it calibrate the line at first switching on, and use that calibration for the next switch on/off?
@nextsodanextsoda6010
I guess that, if we want to use this on a 3cm line we will need to change the Kp, Ki, and Kd values.
@Gamer-iy4ti
The carrier board is sold out how can i bye it please help me😢
@asma-tp6vs
how to add an led indicating end of track
@Zypher_desu
what is the filament your using ?
@jithoshbabu3985
It’s very informative ❤️😍
@robojunkies