Build a robot buggy

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Creating a robot buggy involves assembling essential components such as motors, wheels, a chassis, and a microcontroller. Start by mounting DC motors onto the chassis, ensuring proper alignment with wheels. Connect the motors to a motor controller, which interfaces with a microcontroller like Arduino or Raspberry Pi. Attach a power source, typically a rechargeable battery, and incorporate sensors like ultrasonic or infrared for obstacle detection. Program the microcontroller to control motor movements, process sensor input, and implement desired functionalities. Add additional features such as a camera for vision capabilities or Bluetooth for remote control. Assemble, test, and iterate to fine-tune the robot buggy’s performance.