The awesome Arduino powered robot has been created by Instructables user “Raz85,” and has a walking structure that is constructed completely from corrugated cardboard.

For the ease of fabrication, I used easily available cardboard. There were only a few parts that ... To get your Arduino ready, follow the steps in the previous article How to use Arduino with Robot ...

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We figure that might have been [Uladz] inspiration for creating a robotic arm also made out of cardboard. He says you can reproduce his design in about two hours. You’ll need an Arduino and four ...

The Arduino micro controller can be easily ... and the mini sumo robot together with a cardboard dummy that serves as the opponent when testing the robot in action. The team needs US$100,000 ...

You can opt for online services or even use cardboard to achieve the same result. Catbot, the star of our project, is a remarkable two-legged robot built on the Arduino Nano. It utilizes five servo ...

The Ganzbot is a cardboard robot built with an Arduino Decima that can read incoming Twitter feeds and show emotions as it reads them out loud—like happiness when you tweet you a got date ...

The robot is charged with autonomously navigating a simple racetrack delineated by cardboard barriers ... Controlled by an Arduino Uno, the robot uses a Slamtec RPLIDAR sensor to help map out ...

You can also create your own chassis using cardboard or other materials ... Arduino makes innovation accessible and fun. 2) Human Following Robot Using Arduino and Ultrasonic Sensor Building a ...

Arduino is now offering a fully-assembled robot, designed as a base platform for electronics tinkerers' DIY robotics projects. Its hardware and software are open-source, and designed to be hacked.

This is no small part to open-source and user-friendly robot development kits, such as those manufactured by Arduino. What is Arduino anyway and why is it found in so many consumer-level robot kits?