Let's build a cool hand gesture-controlled robot that'll amaze your friends and family—it's like magic! This step-by-step guide helps you build a hand gesture-controlled robot using simple components ...

The Receiver, comprising an Arduino Uno, nRF24L01, and motor driver, interprets the signals and controls the robot's movements accordingly. The step-by-step guide provides details on the hardware ...

2) Human Following Robot Using Arduino and Ultrasonic Sensor. Building a human-following robot with Arduino and three ultrasonic sensors simplifies the design by eliminating unnecessary components ...

In this guide, we’ll provide a detailed step-by-step process to build an Obstacle-Avoiding Autonomous Car Robot using Arduino! Fig. 1: Authors’ prototype This project presents an Obstacle-Avoiding ...

Assemble the Robot Chassis: Begin by mounting the Arduino Uno, L293D Motor Driver Shield, Infrared Sensor, TT Gear Motors, and other components on the acrylic sheet following the provided guidelines..

Mikey is [Mike’s] autonomous robot. Like any good father, he’s given the robot his name. Mikey is an Arduino based robot, which uses a Pixy camera for vision. [Mike] started with a common 4WD ...

Photovoltaics control both the legs and the circuit. The design is far from complex at just 1,000 transistors (for context, a GeForce RTX 4090 has 76.3 billion), and it's still large enough that ...

A simple robotics project simulated in Tinkercad based on Arduino Uno. It uses ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection and can do basic movements using DC motors. The primary objective of this ...