In conclusion, this Arduino-controlled robotic arm project is a fantastic example of how modern technology can be used to create interactive and engaging experiences.

Anyone wanting to learn more about robotics and the Arduino platform may be interested in a new mini Arduino robotic arm which has been created by Slant Robotics, called LittleArm 2C.

This robotic tufting system by [Owen Trueblood] is of the slow and arbitrary type. It will consist of a modified tufting gun strapped to a robot arm for CNC textile art.

A robotic arm is an excellent idea if you’re looking to get started with electromechanical projects. There’s linkages to design, and motors to drive, but there’s also the matter o… ...

The following robotic arm kits will cost you less than $100. The Best Arduino Robotic Arms The Arduino is probably the single most popular programmable controllers used by makers around the world.

The world has long had robots. Lots of them. Robotic arms live in factories, tirelessly assembling heavy things, cutting through metal (like butter)—and generally doing some pretty dangerous and ...

Kickstarter project Niryo One offers an open source, 6-axis robotic arm for makers, developers, and students.

A Delta-Robot is controlled by a Kinect through Processing and Arduino. The movements of the performer control directly the position of the robot's effector, and the rotation and opening of the ...

I just want to flag this one, an arm aimed at students: the Braccio ++ kit, for an introduction to robotics, letting you lift, place, twist objects under digital control ...

The robotic motion of the arm is controlled using Arduino and each of the heaters inside the head that melts the filament is individually programmable.