NodeMCU ESP8266 in access point mode: the simplest way to make Wi-Fi controlled Robot Car from Bluetooth Arduino Robot Car + Android App.

This Arduino Linear Actuator Tutorial shows how to do basic manual control of a large linear actuator using an Arduino and two buttons.

Detect obstacles through ultrasonic sensors and then avoid them.

This robot took part in a competition and solved the maze.

How to use a Servo.

Disassemble an old printer (in this case a dot matrix) and drive the stepper motor(s) for linear motion or rotation. With Arduino.

The force resistive sensor outputs the applied force to the Arduino, and we move the servo according to the amount of force.

A versatile & easy to use vehicle platform for hobby-grade projects: You focus on application logic and the library takes care of the rest.

Here's an introduction to control a Nema 17 stepper motor with the help of the Adafruit TB6612 OR A4988 Stepstick OR PHPoC PES-2405 R2

Your powerful friend, the transistor can control high-voltage motors and lights from a microcontroller pin.

The older members among you can still remember DVD-ROM drives well: let's take another look at the inner values of a past technology.

Teaches you how to use the Stepper motor and driver in the Arduino Grove Starter Kit.

Want to be cool like Simone Giertz but don't know where to start? The InterbotiX Arm Link Software provides a simple interface for Arduino.

Connect Stepper Motor to Arduino and control it with Rotary Encoder - Quick and Easy!

In this article, you will learn how to control DC, Stepper, and servo motors by Arduino and L293D.

If you do not struggle solving 'Towers of Hanoi' just build your own Arduino-powered 3-axis-robot.

Created to be a whole Robot controller that uses the Arduino Hardware in general, for a while. This looks to improve the code way.

This project, a smartphone-controlled Arduino 4WD robot car or Bluetooth Arduino robot.

Autonomously functioning farmbot integrating IoT, image processing, automation, and Android application.

In this project, I will show you how to make a low cost and high power motor driver using relays, NPN transistors and resisters.

Use voice to make it go forward, back, left and right. The arm can move up, down, left, right. Also, the height of the arm can be altered.

Using an Arduino MKR and L298N H-bridge to drive a NEMA 17 stepper.

Control an Arduino robot with Twitter and the OneSheeld.

In this guide, we will be adding Infrared Remote Control to a RobotGeek Geekbot.