The will gimbal a rocket motor back and forth to keep you rocket upright.

An Arduino-controlled delta robot built with fischertechnik: fast and precise pick and place robot.

It's a low-cost and handmade robot with the mission to be attractive to the clients from businesses and help with the rate of services.

A home automation and Internet of Things project using Arduino Mega 2560 and ESP32.

Use the concepts in light painting to create a machine that can recreate bitmaps with a long-exposure camera using a single LED.

è un automazione di un braccio pneumatico in grado di smistare il legno da ferro

This project shows us how we control a "Micro Robot Car" and using a RF Remote Control with "Infineon 3D Magnetic Sensor 2Go".

Indoor golf terrain which is supported by electrical jacks and controlled by Arduino and Pi to move jacks and make terrain of your choice.

Replacing the old and expensive mechanical system with the much reliable and cheap electrical system using Arduino!

My kids love balloons, and they know that daddy is almighty. :)

PLC IEC-61131-3 ladder programming >>> Modbus TCP/IP >>> PID tuning >>> HMI >>> Wiring diagram.

A table with 576 moving plates, decorated out of aluminum cans, which react with a camera in the manner of Daniel Rozin.

A desktop train controller based on Arduino for OpenBVE.

It can give you a controlling device that can helps you to build an underwater robot communicating via Ethernet cable.

Use computer vision to control a Nerf gun, aim, and fire, all on its own!

A fully autonomous robot lawn mower.

This project shows you how to successfully control a robot arm using the L9110 motor board, without using up all your Arduino outputs.

It is about a delta robot that can grab and move objects. It is connected to a Raspberry Pi to play Tic Tac Toe using computer vision.

An Arduino Mega controls a MIDI-data stream to 30 plates equipped with solenoids and lets them playing any sound.

This project will show you how to make a DIY flashing LED cube.

I'm trying to build a four legged walking Robot that is inspired by the Boston Dynamics Spot Mini and James Bruton's OpenDog.

The idea is to create a functional Droideka from Star Wars, or at least something as close to it as possible!

Building on and up! Using the lessons learned from the first tracker computer, we combine a bit of everything in this code.

Conversion of an old pinball playfield to an Arduino-driven, fully working pinball machine.