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

The simplest Arduino-based drawing car ever.

Landje Robot is an fully open source STEM robot. It deviates in two aspects from many other builds. See here where...

Awesome gesture controlled robot tutorial using Arduino and PAJ7620 sensor.

Learn how to build a simple battle bot that can be controlled with a PS2 controller via Bluetooth.

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

Build a mini smartphone controlled car with Arduino or Raspberry Pi, which can be used for surveillance and intelligence gathering.

An amazing off-road robot with 4-wheel drive.

Amazing pick and place robot using Arduino and robotic arm – awesome new cool looking robot that can pick, place and move objects around it!

This robotic arm mimics hand motion and works using sensor and moves accordingly. Can be used in industry for welding and various jobs.

Ever wanted a car the drives semi-autonomously? There you have it! You only need two diffrent colored lines and it easy to programm it.

Clean your yard from your smartphone or preset a job for AYSE to follow!

The task of this machine is to go straight with a flame sensor module that catches the flame and buzzer gives alarm.

Entertain humans and pets alike with paper planes launched by your voice.

Throttle by wire design utilizing a pedal assist circuit remotely controlled by a smartphone.

This creates a rotating platform for displays.

An Arduino controlled car that avoids obstacles (ie. walls or objects in front of it).

My first project in Arduino platform. I combined two features in this project, Bluetooth control mode and obstacle avoiding mode.

I want to make a small car with the stepping motor. Now, control the stepping motor first!

This is a low cost robot that will help students in better learning and understanding.

A bells and whistles rock tumbler for under $10. Too good to be true? Nope, it's not.

Using servo motor control with a TV remote control.

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

"Otto DIY with steroids" + Bluetooth + APP + switch + touch sensors + strength + sound detection...