Введение
Welcome to the Root Coding Robot disassembly guide. In this guide, we'll disassemble this curious, whiteboard-navigating robot completely to get a good sense of the inner workings of this robot.
Let's get right into it!
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The first step in our disassembly is to remove the four bottom Phillips screws.
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Once the screws are removed, simply flip the robot face up and lift the top cover. This will expose the Root's motherboard.
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Remove the three screws holding the motherboard in place.
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With a spudger, remove the four cables connected to the motherboard. This will allow us to lift it but there's still a couple of connectors to disconnect.
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Now you can see both connectors still attached to the motherboard, remove them and simply set the motherboard aside.
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With the motherboard out of the way, we can simply lift the side buttons and remove them.
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Without the side buttons we can now easily access the three Phillips screws holding down the motors.
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Unscrew them and remove the motors.
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To access the battery, unscrew the 6 Phillips screws and remove the plastic piece.
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With motors removed you can now see thge powerful magnets that hold this robot fixed on a whiteboard.
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There's a little cable holder that makes sure the motor cables don't go everywhere, make sure to remove the cables from there.
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The cool thing about the Root robot is that it can go on a white board and it can erase stuff. That mechanism is shown here and it can be remove by unscrewing these four screws.
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Once that's done, remove the erasing mechanism.
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To recognize colors, the Root uses a color sensor board at the bottom of the robot. Unscrew the five screws holding the board to the chassis.
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Remove the board.
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Congratulations, you've made it to the end of the guide, and that concludes the Root Coding robot disassembly.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
