Cutebot Demo in Neurorobotics Studio

Try it for yourself at: https://neurorobotics.studio/embodime...

Moving Cutebot's Wheels
Master the basics of controlling the wheels on Elecfreaks’ Cutebot robot powered by a Microbit controller. Create a motor output cortical area and double its width to command individual or simultaneous wheel movements, giving you precise control over Cutebot’s locomotion.

Teaching Cutebot Wavy Turns
Add dynamic wavy turns to Cutebot’s repertoire by incorporating alternator cortical areas, new connectivity rules, and edited mappings. These genome edits allow Cutebot to smoothly curve to the right and left while moving forward or backward, enhancing its navigational abilities.

Implementing Line Tracking with Cutebot
Leverage Cutebot’s infrared sensor to develop line tracking capabilities. Create infrared and inverse infrared input cortical areas that respond to brightness and darkness, enabling Cutebot to move forward on dark lines and avoid white spaces. This new behavior equips Cutebot with the ability to accurately follow lines, enhancing its functionality for various tasks.

Explore the open-source community at https://github.com/feagi/ to contribute to neurorobotics development and visit https://www.neuraville.com/nrs to access Neurorobotics Studio to build brains for robots!