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        <description>Vaccum or Sweeper robots are so usefull, but they do not live so much time for the price... &amp;gt; 300€ for 4 years. Same thing for my both robots. Trying to repair the drive system is a dream, once you've checked the motors and the switches, game is over.🤕 BUT what if you could change the brain 🧠 of your robots! Here is what I've done and explaning in the videos. The components: PCB card, Wires, AtmegaX (at least 2 PMW pins), LM7805, TB6612FNG</description>
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