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Make your own [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/02/how_to_make_a_roomba_seri.html Roomba-serial], [http://todbot.com/blog/2006/07/19/roombongle-a-roomba-usb-dongle/#more-119 Roomba-USB] or [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/02/how_to_roomba_bluetooth_i.html Roomba-bluetooth] dongle.
 
Make your own [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/02/how_to_make_a_roomba_seri.html Roomba-serial], [http://todbot.com/blog/2006/07/19/roombongle-a-roomba-usb-dongle/#more-119 Roomba-USB] or [http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/02/how_to_roomba_bluetooth_i.html Roomba-bluetooth] dongle.
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=== Schedule ===
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! ID !! Test !! Notes !! Where/Who !! Project
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| #1 || OK || || AIRLab ||
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| #2 || OK || || AIRLab ||
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| #3 || Collaudato (Matteo) || || AIRLab ||
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| #4 || || || [[User:PaoloBelluco | Paolo Belluco]] ||
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| #5 || KO (bumper) || || AIRLab ||
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| #6 || KO (bumper)|| || AIRLab ||
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| #7 || KO (alimentazione)|| || AIRLab ||
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| #8 || Collaudato (Simone)|| || AIRLab ||
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| #9 || Collaudato (Martino) || || [[User:ThomasFerrari | Thomas Ferrari]] ||
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 17:45, 6 May 2010

Roomba is a low-cost robot produced by iRobot. It is intended to be a commercial cleaning robot, however with little to no modification it can become a powerful educational/hobbyist robotics platform.

Roomba 560

Sensors & Actuators

The Roomba comes with these basic sensors:

  1. Four IR based cliff sensors
  2. Two bump sensors
  3. One wall sensor
  4. A top mounted IR sensor. Used by Virtual Walls, Docking Station, and Remote Control
  5. One Dirt Detector (acoustic impact). Some Roombas have two.

The Roomba is sold commercially as a mobile vacuum cleaner, thus it also has these actuators:

  1. Two wheels drive with differential drive
  2. One main brush motor
  3. A side brush motor
  4. A Vacuum motor.

Communication protocol

The Roomba proprietary Serial Command Interface is available here: Roomba SCI.

Hacking the Roomba

Make your own Roomba-serial, Roomba-USB or Roomba-bluetooth dongle.

Schedule

ID Test Notes Where/Who Project
#1 OK AIRLab
#2 OK AIRLab
#3 Collaudato (Matteo) AIRLab
#4 Paolo Belluco
#5 KO (bumper) AIRLab
#6 KO (bumper) AIRLab
#7 KO (alimentazione) AIRLab
#8 Collaudato (Simone) AIRLab
#9 Collaudato (Martino) Thomas Ferrari

See also

Disassembling a Roomba 560

External links

Roomba Hacking Forum

iRobot USA