A programmable and highly maneuverable robotic cat for STEM education and AI-enhanced services.

A robotic arm that can be wirelessly controlled with a glove that contains IMU and flex sensors.

The FlySky joystick is adopted to control the speed and limitations of the ramp of two stepper motors

A walking four legged robot "mammal style." 3DOF legs, IR receiver all connected to a Pro Mini. Material cost less than $100.

Step aside, an amazing six-wheel off-road robot coming through! Check out this Arduino-based wireless surveillance DIY RC robot.

A laser-cut robot kitten that runs and learns from you.

Simple robot to build, involve no pcb or proto board, no frames, just using a lot of glues.

Make a program for the Arduino Pro Mini in Visual Studio to control motor speed with PID which can archive it exactly.

AVR ATmega32A MCU based, DC Motors speed/position/timing controller/testing board for Stepper, Servo, Gear motors and programmable too.

A two-wheeled, Arduino-based robot that rolls around.

A hand gesture-controlled car made from scrap DVD player. Hand gestures detected by gyro and Arduino-driven motor.

Use three stepper motors to make the classic analog clock movement in the opposite direction.

Line following robot with RFID sensor for supplying materials and automating workflow - cheap and open source. Inspired by industrial robots

Cutsie Whun is MEGA BREAD series project #6. A tough, fast, and RC controlled 2 wheeled balancing fun machine. A lot of hard work pays off.

A 3D printed, battery powered box that includes an Arduino, an OLED display and a rotary encoder is used to control a motorized turntable.

This interesting project will cover all things required for the ultimate goal of building a mobile remote surveillance camera.

Device that manages the USB camera microscope: Make easy focus with DVD stepper motor and light the object with different colors and intens.

A simple and cheap three wheeled time waster for almost any skill level. Basic stats are Arduino Mini Pro, Sonic distance, and a Gyro.

Line followers follow lines, right? But what if you put some LEDs on top and use long exposure? Well, you get this!

I hacked the Breville One-Touch Tea Maker to play music from Star Wars. It plays when the tea basket moves down and when it moves back up.