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Telebotties Code style: black

Create and share robots with real-time remote controls

Stream to Twitch or YouTube and let viewers control your robot one by one

  • No hardware required to get started
  • Arduino and Raspberry Pi tutorials available
  • OBS and Streamlabs compatible video source
  • Simple open-source Python library

Check telebotties.com for currently online bots!

Quick start

  1. Install the library (help):
pip install --upgrade telebotties
  1. Create and save a bot.py file:
import telebotties as tb


b = tb.Button("A")

@b.on_press
def hello():
    tb.print("Hello")

@b.on_release
def world():
    tb.print("World")

tb.run()
  1. Execute the bot.py file with
python bot.py

and open the returned link in browser (help).

  1. From the browser, add a live video feed by opening the video feed link in a separate tab or another device such as phone.

  2. Press the Try controls -button. Now when you press and release A key from a keyboard or a touch screen, texts "Hello" and "World" get printed on the bottom of the live video feed.

Check the full documentation if you want to learn how to:

and a lot more!

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