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

Control servos/motors connected to an Arduino robot arm kit using a Raspberry Pi, Python, and an Xbox 360 controller.

It's a low-cost and handmade robot with the mission to be attractive to the clients from businesses and help with the rate of services.

In this tutorial we will get data from a MPU6050 Gyroscope and control a Servo motor according to the movement of MPU6050.

When my ultrasound sensor stopped working, I decided to improvise by making an obstacle avoidance bot using IR sensors (cheaper too).

Arduino UNO-based, two-axis linear slider with centering function and Bluetooth remote control from an Android app.

A robot which is controlled by an HC-05 module and receives commands using a Bluetooth terminal app.

A line follower bot which can detect gas leaks and high temperature in a typical household and raise an alarm.

Awesome gesture controlled robot tutorial using Arduino and PAJ7620 sensor.

A mini hovercraft able to detect and follow a black line and carry a 1/2 lb payload.

Mr. Big is a large mobile unit that can carry weight up to 8kg.

I tried to make a paper R2-D2 from Star Wars which has been my all-time favorite robot.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to drive DC, stepper and servo motors using an Arduino L293D motor driver shield.

This project shows us how we control a "Micro Robot Car" and using a RF Remote Control with "Infineon 3D Magnetic Sensor 2Go".

A relatively easy to build and quite cheap robotic arm.

A simple obstacle avoiding robot with 3D-printed and salvaged parts.

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

A servo-driven lead screw using Arduino to calculate proper spindle and lead screw speeds for cutting English and metric threads with VFD.

This project involves extracting an EMG signal from two muscles of right hand and controlling a robotic arm based on the hand movements.

This revisionist's project examines the meanings of being ALIVE and being AWARE based on the Caveman in the Box Theory.

How to make a remote-controlled origami robot with Arduino.

The stylophone was one of the wackiest forgotten toys of the 1960s and '70s, and today, "we have the technology" to make it better.

You can use different appliances. This project will turn the DC motor on or off by clapping.

Slider for medium camera, with programmable speed and paths.