The third in a series of videos on how to build a little bot called Spout, using solder. This one covers how to attach Spout's wires and connectors.

In this video we connect our LED lights, which will be used to test various parts of the circuit, and they are also used as eyes for the Spout bot. [8:54]

In this video weshow you how to put the antenna on Spout. [1:55]

This video describes the tools and parts you need to make a small robot that can avoid obstacles. This robot is low cost and can be made without solder. [1:17]

In this video we preview a quirky little beetle bot called Spout. Spout is based off of the "beetle bot" platform. Spout can be built in under two hours, costs less than ten dollars, is a great way to teach about math and physical...

In this video we apply electrical tape to the axles of the motors to increase the amount of friction between the motor and the table surface. [1:14]

Make Spout a low cost beetle bot that can avoid obstacles. Shows how Spout can be made cheaply and without solder. [1:18]