Robotic kits
In this tutorial, we will learn how to build a 4WD robot chassis using aluminum profiles and 3D printed parts. Several weeks ago, I built an obstacle avoiding robot on a 2WD plastic platform. The platform works well, but it … Read more →
Mecanum wheels are very useful to increase the maneuverability of a robot. These wheels come with 45º rollers that move independently and allows the robot to move forward, backward, sideways, diagonally or spin in place. But please, don’t make the … Read more →
A robotic arm may seem complicated to be built and controlled. It involves teaching how to program a microcontroller to control some servo motors for repetitive tasks. But you can learn to do it quickly using robotic arm kits. I’ve … Read more →
Two weeks ago, I wrote a review of the mBot Ranger kit. It was for the first time when I’ve been playing with a Makeblock kit, and I was impressed. Quality components, a lot of room for further extensions, etc. … Read more →
There is no such crazy thing in robotics than an outdoor robot able to travel on diverse terrains such as sand, concrete, grass or a rough surface. I do not know how many of you have already built an outdoor … Read more →
This article was last modified on 29 November 2016. I always try my best to challenge your abilities in engineering and produce some interesting, innovative and useful robots. And as designers, we usually turn to different sources of inspiration. As … Read more →
Sometimes is very difficult to choose between wheels and tracks when you build a robot because each system provides certain features and performances. More than that, each system has its strengths and weaknesses. In this article, you can find a … Read more →
This article was last modified on 29 May 2017. Picking a robotic arm kit can be difficult, but I’m here to help. These are the top robotic arm kits you should consider bringing home. If you’re looking for the range … Read more →