1. Robot Assembly

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3. STEPS put the rubber grommet into the chassis hole
screw four one-inch long standoffs to chassis
attach battery pack to chassis
attach servos to chassis (remove wheels first)
put on back wheel using Cotter pin
stretch o-rings around wheels and screw them to the servos with black screws
attach Arduino to clear acrylic plate using two ½-inch standoffs
screw acrylic plate to the four standoffs on the chassis
run wires up through grommet
remove adhesive backing from back of breadboard and stick it down between the Arduino and screws that hold the acrylic plate to the one-inch studs (step 8)

4. put the rubber grommet into the chassis hole

5. 2. screw four 1-inch long standoffs to chassis
use short
machine screws

6. 3. attach battery pack to chassis
use nylon screws to attach
battery pack to chassis

7. 4. attach servos to chassis (remove wheels first)
two screws will hold servo
to chassis if you get them tight

8. 5. put on back wheel using Cotter pin
6. stretch o-rings around wheels and screw them to the servos with black screws

9. 7. attach Arduino to clear acrylic plate using two ½-inch standoffs
use short screws
on each side
put nylon washers
under Arduino and
on top of standoffs

10. 8. screw acrylic plate to the four standoffs on the chassis
use short screws

11. 9. run wires up through grommet

12. 10. remove adhesive backing from back of breadboard and stick it down between the Arduino and screws that hold the acrylic plate to the one-inch studs (step 8).
congratulations – you’re done!!