We wrote earlier in the week about the image sensing capability of the Arduino-friendly Pixy, and now here comes a robot... It runs on two wheels and has two (Atmel ATmega32u4) processors, one on each ...

Any oblique force causes the wheel to move sideways ... 48 stepping motors an SG90 servo connected to the Arduino development board. The robot was built for less than $100 with the most expensive ...

Who has fitted the Arduino robot with a self balancing mechanism that allows it to use just two wheels. The Lil’Bot Arduino robot supports Linux, OS X, and Windows computers and the Arduino Uno ...

[James Bruton] demonstrated one possible solution in the form of a robot chassis that can move ... the required relative speed of each wheel. An Arduino Mega is used to do the necessary ...

Secure the wheels to the servos ... Try the other feeler whisker. Stop the robot by momentarily pressing the Arduino’s Reset switch. Try the remote control function by programming a universe ...

Arduino has made quite a name for itself ... Two unpowered ball casters located opposite the wheels keep the robot propped up. Some of the standard sensors and actuators include a digital compass ...

The board is based on an ATmega2560 processor which is compatible with Arduino MEGA 2560 ... which will let you control your robots with your phone. The Open Wheels 2.0 is available to ...

It can also be daunting to get started. Here, we’ll show you how to get a start-to-finish Arduino primer with a killer project: building a sweet robot arm. Learning any new skill is always a ...