You can be the best soccer-player by consolle, but have you ever tried to be the best with a soccer-playing robot? Petrunia Tech engineers are doing their best to develop a robot that plays soccer: Wisoccero. The robots have omnidirectional wheels that allow them to move intuitively, and a mechanism that lets the robot…
The uArm Swift is an open-source robotic assistant for your desktop. It’s a smaller and sleeker version of the UFACTORY company’s original device from 2014. Based on an Arduino Mega, the robot is capable of lifting 500 grams (1.1 pounds) with a working range of 5 to 32 centimeters (2 to 12.6 inches). UFACTORY has launched two different models of the consumer-friendly arm on Indiegogo. Whereas the basic model is…
Arduino enthusiasts looking for a little inspiration for their next project may be interested in an Arduino powered robot that is capable of playing the bagpipes thanks to its Arduino Mega 2560 microprocessing unit. The robot can play a Bagpipe chanter, i.e. a low cost device allowing you to learn to play the bagpipes. This is…
The JetPack is an Arduino Wireless programming shield + a motor shield that fits onto an Arduino microcontroller. Now your arduino can be effortlessly programmed over Bluetooth from your PC, receive sensor data etc from your project wirelessly. It additionally has a motor driver for driving 2 DC motors or a stepper motor. No more…
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