Why roam around with a boring pumpkin bucket when you can lay eggs in warm human intestines collect delicious candy with a robotic Xenomorph head?
This robotic candy bucket shoots out a small receptacle to retrieve candy and bring it back into the bucket.
Some 3D printing is required to create the linear actuator. Two servo motors controlled by a Circuit Playground Express, coded with MakeCode, power this project.
Xenomorph candy bucket!
This is a licensed product produced and sold by Super7. As of this writing it can be purchased for $20 online or at retail stores…check the web site…but if supplies dry up in the future, you’ll need to hunt on eBay, or maybe get crafty and make something yourself.
Materials
For this project you will need:
- Scissors and/or box cutter
- Hot glue & hot glue gun
- Double-sided foam tape
- Pen/pencil
- Small screwdriver
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