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This one was partially started. I took the pieces, assembled it with a bit of swearing, especially when I pulled a couple of wires and had to re solder them. But with a bit of persistence, I got it done.
I popped in the two batteries, found the switch and wonder of wonder! The light came on indicating the circuits were functional. I was so afraid I'd get it together and it wouldn't work at all. After reading the programming directions, I managed to input a sample program and the little creature moved around the kitchen floor! Yeah! I did it!
![Man, Back, Robot, Cyborg, Android](https://pixabay.com/static/uploads/photo/2014/04/09/17/48/man-320271__180.png)
I hope to get a short video of it moving later in the week but I made my first step! I know I sound like a kid who finally rode a bike for the first time without falling but this is my bike riding in electronics.
Just think, today a small robot, tomorrow, the world!
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