Rover Expansion & 3D Printing

The Micromelon rover has been designed with custom expansion in mind so you can use your own electrical components and 3D printed designs to build whatever you need. Check out the resources below for information on how to start expanding your Rover.

A Crash Course on 3D Printing in the Classroom

To learn more about how 3D printers work and how they can be used in the classroom read our Crash Course on 3D Printing post.

Getting Started with Servo Motors and the Micromelon Rover

For more info on how you can program electrical extension componentry like servo motors through the Rover’s built in expansion header, read this post.

Build Guide: Pen Holder

Build Guide: Claw

Build Guide: Seed Planter

Attachment Build Guides

Once you’ve got an understanding of 3D printing and how to program electrical components through the Rover’s expansion header, check out some of our build guides for in depth explainers on attachments you can print, build, attach & program with the Micromelon Rover.

Build Guide: Tipper

Build Guide: Digger

Build Guide: Forklift

Build Guide: Ping Pong Shooter

Build Guide: RoboRAVE Line Follow

Design Blog: Domino Layer

Design Blog: Ping Pong Shooter

Attachment Design Blogs

Here at Micromelon, we like to experiment just how far we can push the capabilities of our rover. Read through how we have reached for the limits of crazy projects with some of the special attachments we have made along the way. From sophisticated mechanisms, to complex coding, these design blogs will take you through our process of bringing attachments to life.