[JesseDarr] recently wrote in to tell us about their dynamic Arm for Robitc Mischief (dARM), a mostly 3D printed six degrees of freedom (6DOF) robotic ... up to a Raspberry Pi 4B with a RS485 ...

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A robot arm that can move in many directions and pick up objects thanks to six articulations is a fun toy to play with, and even more so when it is easy to control with MicroPyhton running on a ...

Almost all parts of the arm are 3D-printed. 3D-printed ball bearings consisting ... An arduino with a RAMPS 1.4 controls all of the motors and limit-switches. It communicates with a Raspberry Pi, ...

Jesse used ODrive S1 motor controllers to control the brushless DC motors in the robotic arm. There are eight of these controllers, and they’re all connected using CAN bus. This whole setup is linked ...

This way the Robot will be able to follow the line without getting outside the track. Now let us see how the circuit and Code looks like. The complete circuit diagram for this Raspberry Pi Line ...

It’s a miniature robotic arm designed to be simple enough for a child to put together, and it’s controlled by both a pair of attached joysticks and more advanced coding through a Raspberry Pi.

MeArm Pi is a UK-based robot arm kit for Raspberry Pi, the tiny credit-card-sized computer that costs $20-50. "The MeArm Pi is an award winning robotic arm kit that’s simple enough for a child ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts or those interested in building their very own Raspberry Pi robot complete with vision arm might be interested in a new kit created by Hiwonder in the form of the MasterPi.