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gorhgorh

gorhgorh/catbot

Arduino + Johnny five = cat remote control

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catbot is a Node.js library that bridges Johnny‑Five with an Arduino‑controlled “cat” turret: two servos for X/Y aiming, a laser LED, and an optional analog joystick. It lets developers instantiate the robot with a callback, then command the servos (`hardware.x.to()`, `hardware.to([x,y])`) and laser (`hardware.laser.on()/toggle()`) or read joystick events, making it useful for hobbyists building remote‑controlled laser pointers or similar Arduino projects.