![]() The one problem that the project doesn’t solve is delivery – how does the remote player, whether on the local network or online, collect their prize? We can only assume some cutting-edge form of drone delivery is the solution. It’s all wrapped up in the usual 3D printed case. Let us know in the comments if you know more.īack to the claw! An off-the-shelf thumbstick is then connected to the ESP32 which is programmed to send packets over the network to control the claw machine, which is wired up with its own network-connected microcontroller. Anyway, it’s a cute idea to strap a LiPo cell to the back like that. You can find them at Banggood and AliExpress, but we’re not 100% sure that they’re kosher because they’re branded WeMos, but don’t show up on WeMos’ website or their official online retail store. ![]() The project uses an ESP32 board that includes a battery case on the back for a standard 18650 lithium battery that makes getting small battery powered projects off the ground much easier. Now, it’s available for claw machines, too – thanks to. ![]() Remote administration of machines is a very useful tool for all manner of commercial, industrial, and home applications.
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