R1B Assembly Guide

1 Wheel Assembly
1.1 Preparation
- 1x motor holder (3d printable)
- 1x 25mm diameter DC motor
- 2x M3x10mm screw
- 1x 4mm bore hex motor shaft coupler
- 1x M4x6mm screw (and washer)
- 1x 65mm diameter wheel/tire

1.2 Post Assemble
Motor Wires
Make sure motor wires sticking out from the same side as the flat surface of the motor holder

You will need to assemble 2 wheels.
2 Base Assembly
2.1 Preparation
- 1x base (3d printable)
- 1x caster wheel (3d printable)
- 2x wheel assembly
- 1x battery holder
- 2x M3x35mm screw (double them to offer extra security to the caster wheel)
- 4x M3x10mm screw (double them to offer extra security to the wheel assemblies)
- 2x M3x6mm screw (double them to offer extra security to the battery holder)
- 8x M3 screw (double them if screw numbers are doubled)

2.2 Post Assemble

Bottom View

Top View
3 Electronics Stack
3.1 Preparation
- 1x Power expansion board
- 1x Raspberry Pi 5
- 1x HomeR Thalamus board (relay)
- 1x Raspberry Pi Pico 2
- 1x GY-521 IMU module
- 1x HC-SR04 ultrasonic module
- 2x Pololu DRV8874 motor driver carrier
- 1x caster wheel (3d printable)
- 2x wheel assembly
- 1x battery holder
- 7x M2.5x16mm M-F standoff (use 8 if extra security is needed)
- 4x M2.5x6mm M-F standoff
- 3x M2.5x6mm screw (use 4 if 8 M2.5x16mm standoff were used)
- 4x M2.5 nut
- 1x 2-Pin cable with JST-RCY female connector
- 1x 2-Pin cable with JST-RCY female connector
- 1x 2-Pin cable with JST-XH2.54 male connector on one end
- 1x 2-Pin cable with JST-XH2.54 male connector on both ends
- 1x Micro-USB cable (data capable)
- 1x USB-C to USB-C cable (data not required)

3.2 Post Assemble
3.2.1 M2.5x6mm stands

3.2.2 Power expansion board stack
Power Input
You'll want to attach the power input cable (with JST-RCY connector) to the blue terminal before stacking the next level (Pi5).

3.2.3 Raspberry Pi 5 stack
Space Above
- Use M2.5x16mm or longer standoffs on top of the Pi5, or the HomeR Thalamus board will be likely touching the cooling fan.
- It is optional to attach GPIO extension to the Pi5.

3.2.4 Thalamus stack

3.2.5 Finish differential drive mobile base (electronics stacking)
Plug in cables and wires.
