Explore below some simple Arduino based robotics projects. These DIY projects are covered with detailed description, circuit diagrams, source codes and other required files.
The planet Mars has captivated our imagination for centuries, and the idea of sending rovers to explore its surface has fueled our curiosity even further. In this project, we will delve into the exciting world of robotics and demonstrate how to build an Arduino-based Mars rover capable of traversing various terrains. So, fasten your…
Robots are integral part of any industry whether its automobile industry, FMCG industry etc. In the future, when the automation will become dominant compare to manual work, robots will play crucial part in all the processes. So, here you will see an industrial robot that is based on Arduino Mega 2560 Pro Mini. We have previously built many Robotics…
In the domain of robotics and automation, precision-controlled mechanical movements have ushered in a revolutionary wave across diverse industries, spanning from manufacturing to healthcare. Thanks to the advent of cost-effective microcontrollers (Arduino) and easily accessible programming tools, enthusiasts and hobbyists now have the…
Gesture control robotics replaces traditional buttons and joysticks with natural hand movements. This approach improves user interaction and reduces mechanical dependency on physical controllers. Sensors capture motion, convert it into digital data, and translate that data into robot movement in real time.
This project demonstrates a…
A robotic arm is one of the most popular projects that almost every electronics enthusiast tries to build at least once in their life. Robotic arms are fascinating projects because they can be built for many practical applications, such as pick-and-place operations, component assembly, repetitive tasks, and even creating intelligent systems like the robotic arm “…
YouTuber soiboi soft upgraded his robot modelled after a salamander. The project is bio-inspired, copying designs and behaviors from the amphibian. The robot uses soft actuators and rolling diaphragms, making it flexible and allowing for clean and natural movements. The diaphragm pumps and solenoid valves controlled by an Arduino make up the electrofluidic system.
The legs are inspired…
If you have ever wondered what could be done with a simple RC toy, YouTuber ‘Basement Creations’ has transformed the toy into a fully functional autonomous rover, complete with GPS navigation and telemetry.
The base of the project is a toy modeled after the real-life Ripsaw vehicle, known for its unique double differential steering system. Powered by an Arduino board and motor driver,…
After being inspired by RYNO motors and other self-balancing scooters from Segway, I always wanted to build something of my own Arduino Segway Robot. Thinking for a while, I decided to build a Self Balancing Robot using Arduino. This way I would be able to grasp the underlying concept behind all these scooters and also learn how the PID algorithm works.
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A YouTuber has shared his latest project, Legion Mark I, a robot that can both crawl like an insect and drive like a car. It’s powered by an Arduino Nano for movement control and an ESP32-CAM for live video streaming. The robot moves using 12 servo motors for crawling and four DC-geared motors for wheeled movement, all managed by a 16-channel PWM servo driver and an…
Imagine a piano that plays itself- not just some basic tunes, but musical performances from any MIDI file. That’s exactly what a creative maker has built: a fully automated piano-playing robot that reads digital music data to play piano keys.
Paul Junkin, a DIY enthusiast, built a fully automated piano-playing robot that can bring any song to life. With a piano sitting in his home for…
In recent years, robotics has witnessed significant advancements, enabling the creation of intelligent machines that can interact with the environment. One exciting application of robotics is the development of human-following robots. These robots can track and follow a person autonomously, making them useful in various…
An open-source hardware enthusiast has shared their latest project, a 3D-printed, Arduino-powered Wall-E replica. This personal project, in development for over a year and a half, brings the iconic character to life with functional tracks, movable arms, hands, head, and sound capabilities.
Technical OverviewThe robot is powered by two Arduino boards, controlling various mechanical and…
