Using a tiny language model running on an ESP32 (yes, regular ESP32!), 3D printed parts, and a few clever hacks, I turned this iconic Doctor Who villain into a spooky, interactive Halloween prop. The insides of this robot-Dalek include ESP32-WROVER, PAM8406 amplifier, 8W speakers, stepper motor with a stepper motor driver, NeoPixel LED ring and a PIR motion sensor.
Thingverse designs:
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Aliexpress links to materials used:
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For this Halloween I Spent 99.8 Hours Making a Dalek Replica
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