There are some projects where you make a functional thing or practical thing. There are some projects where you make a beautiful thing. And then there are projects like this where you decide to slap a razor blade and balloon on some robots and battle them, Mario Kart style 😀 I’ll start this by saying […]
Over the years, I have built many robotic projects and most of it run by an Arduino so let me explain a little bit about this amazing technology. Arduino is a microcontroller board, has up to 14 digital input/output pins (of which 6 can be used as PWM outputs), 6 analog inputs or more, this
Here’s how to build a simple robotic arm with a gripper using popsicle sticks, an Arduino, and a few servos. Supplies: Feel free to use similar materials or whatever you already have. (e.g. cardboard instead of popsicle sticks) Materials: 14 Popsicle Sticks 4 Micro Servos (with their horns and screws) 4 Rotary Potentiometers 1 Half
Purpose and description of this guide This instructable is a hand-in for a school project that we made. The purpose of this project was to create a robot arm control using thumbsticks. We had to use an Arduino Uno for the control and in addition, we had to implement some sort of actuator or sensor
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Hello there fellow makers, This instructable is my attempt to make a robot for the ‘ROBOTICS CONTEST’ competition in instructables. So here it is 🙂 I’ll start this instructable with a joke 🙂 Q: what’s the difference between men and boys?A : the price of the toys Having said that, lets make a toy! What
This instructable is the written version of my “Arduino: How To Build An Obstacle Avoiding Robot” Youtube video that I’ve uploaded recently. I strongly recommend you to check it out. My YouTube Channel. Please Subscribe for Support So, without further ado, Let’s get started ! Step 1: Video Tutorial : Just 6 Minutes – Watch
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This is a Simulink Model to Control a Robotic Arm By Gestures that are captured using Kinect. A Robotic Arm is developed using Servo Motors. Step 1: Things Used in This Project Hardware components: Arduino Mega 2560 Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 Microsoft Xbox Kinect Adapter Adafruit Servo Motor SparkFun USB to Serial Breakout –
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Over the years, I have built several large robots using a custom-made robotics driver that I created called the SmartRover system. This driver was initially used for my SmartRover robot that I built which ran at a peak current of 60 amps at 24 volts. Obviously, the SmartRover can be overkill for many beginners. With
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The nice thing about 3D printing is that it makes building robots easy. You can design whatever configuration of parts that you can dream up and have them in your hand virtually right away. This allows for rapid prototyping and experimention. This particular 3D printed robot is an example of that. This idea to have
Please vote for Drawing Robot on this link. Thanx in advance Fixing my drawing incapability with my robotics skills and to me results were not that bad. Now I can at least save my self from humiliation in my drawing class. This project is good for beginners and gives sufficient exposure to arduino, matlab coding
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