The making of a large 3D printer (400x400x400 mm) for a college project.

This is a simple and highly configurable CNC machine found at vicious1.com. It's perfect for a DIY hobbyist.

Let's develop step by step a project for controlling and programming a robotic arm, simulating the basic functions of an industrial robot.

Creating a GPS-controlled, camera-equipped RC boat with an Arduino Mega and 433 MHz remote.

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

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

KureBas V2.0 has manual mode and obstacle avoiding mode. He has a gripper, WiFi camera and new application that's produced for him.

A robot that can climb long vertical poles to clean/paint them, or for security, surveillance or military purposes by attaching a camera.

A pen plotter adapted with a brush to paint in oil.

A Service Oriented Architecture to keep your robots source code organized and scalable as they grow, iteration after iteration.

Control a robotic arm using a Bluetooth HC-05 module and Arduino via an Android app.

This is a low cost robotic arm with 6 axis that you can build with analog servo motors. (I personally used digital servos from hitec).

This is a Simulink model to control a robotic arm using gestures that are captured using Kinect; robotic arm developed using servo motors.

DIY powered skateboard controlled using Smartphone over Bluetooth communication with Arduino.

A spider-like robot based on Arduino.

Unlike others, we have mounted our ultrasonic sensor on a servo.

Update of the PENXZYL 3.0 project, with a new base and modified head and brush.

Forward and Inverse Kinematics Library for Delta robot.

It is controlled by an Arduino Mega 2560 and connected to Raspberry PI via WiFi using ESP8266. It is also able to run independently.

Roger Bot can be custom programmed, in addition to its built-in Bluetooth program for its robotic arm and rover capabilities.

We wanted to combine the mobility of a tracked rover with the versatility of a robotic arm into a single device that reminds an EOD bot.

A camera that only has a one-pixel sensor. It moves an APDS-9960 across two axes to create a full-color image.

A simple yet real size robotic hand ready for custom programming.

In this project, I'll be outlining how I am able to control my ClearWalker strandbeest-style contraption via Bluetooth.