Where precisely is ESP32 being used in the DIY bot ?

[mugdhapendse]

I am unable to see ESP32 in the wiring diagram of DIY bot.
So, when should the steps mentioned in the ESP32 be implemented ? Is it an alternative to arduino nano ?

[thias15]

@mugdhapendse: Yes the ESP32 is an alternative to the Arduino Nano. The wiring will depend on how you define the pins in the firmware. At the moment we do not have a DIY ESP32 version integrated in the firmware and also no wiring diagram. The ESP32 is just used in the RTR (ready-to-run) robot. However, you should be able to make it work with minor modifications.

[mugdhapendse]

Alright, understood. A couple more questions though :

1] For the current DIY version, are we not enabling bluetooth and wifi feature ? What is the exact purpose of these features ?

2] In the overall project, we need only 1 smartphone to be mounted on the bot, right ?

[mugdhapendse]

@thias15 Could you assign this to me ?

I would firstly like to contribute to the the documentation of "Arduino Firmware" that the ESP32 kit is only for the RTR version to avoid any further confusion of other users.

I also plan on using only ESP32 in the DIY version and sharing the project here eventually.

Do let me know if this is possible.

[thias15]

@mugdhapendse your contributions will be most welcome. The BT on the ESP will allow wireless connection between microcontroller and Smartphone App (WIP). Having WiFi on the ESP32 is a bonus that can enable further applications in the future, e.g. send commands over network without a phone.

[marshalab]

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In my research version, I want to use the M5stask Lego modules that have been lying in a drawer for a long time. This should make a great build for experimentation. Already found two NXT motors with built-in encoders, smartphone. Now it is necessary to establish order and find the module itself esp32 m5stask.