An interactive robot that anyone can make! Otto is very easy to 3D print and assemble, walks, dances, makes sounds and avoids obstacles.

Make a simple and programmable servo arm out of readily available materials!

In this tutorial we’ll show you how to build a simple and cheap robotic arm from wood scraps and plastic bottles!

This is a beginner's guide to making your first Arduino robot. Smart phone controlled, wall follower and obstacle avoiding robot.

Let's start with the basics! 2wd obstacle avoiding robot using arduino uno.

Design of an indicative featured and speed controlled obstacle avoiding robot.

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use a wireless PlayStation 2 (PS2) controller and an Arduino Uno pilot a robotic tank.

Its super simple, low cost (2 sensor based) line follower robot. If you are a absolute beginner, you can make it only in 2 hours.

How to use a Servo.

You want to make a machine that could hold a pen and draw you a picture! than this is the best tutorial to guide you making it.

A walking insect looking thing made from leftovers.

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

[Old - updating soon] - In this project, you can learn how to control servo motor using serial monitor.

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

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

A simple and easy to assemble car controlled via smartphone using bluetooth technology.

Today I will show you how to make eating robot with Arduino Nano. This project I made for my daughter. It's very easy with cheap materials.

This is a small robot car which can be controlled over Bluetooth using Android devices.

With this project, you can remotely control your car with Bluetooth.

It's a basic 4-wheel drive car which can be controlled by Android phones.

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

Uses 2 analog joysticks to control 4 servos without of using additional board. Have 3 modes: manual, recording of coordinates and autorun.

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

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