All that is needed is a Raspberry Pi A+, B+ or above, a Pi Supply Flick HAT, an SD card with your choice of operating system, and finally a USB controlled robotic arm. The guide can work with any Pi ...

Raspberry Pi is releasing a new piece of hardware, which lets you put the modular, inexpensive computers into Lego robots and use them to control motors and sensors. It feels like an obvious choice.

Control a robotic arm with a raspberry Pi and a Leap Motion Sensor. This project is split up in two parts. 1)The Server-side program: The program wich will be executed on the Raspberry Pi (Python).

Abstract: In this paper a robotic arm control, with color recognition, implemented on a Raspberry PI, will be presented. The Raspberry PI is a small super computer which is suitable for almost any ...

PiArm is a new Raspberry Pi robotic arm equipped with 6-axis digital servo motors and 360 degrees of rotation freedom. It can be a great platform for those who are interested in learning more about ...

The MeArm Pi is available to back on Kickstarter now for £40 (approximately $74.53) which gets you just the arm, should you already have a Raspberry Pi, while £110 (roughly $136.63) will get you ...

XGO 2 is a desktop robot dog using the Raspberry Pi CM4 as its brain, the ESP32 as the motor controller for the four legs and an additional robotic arm that allows the quadruped robot to grab objects.

Check out the MeArm, a kit that brings robotic arm control to the Raspberry Pi, and it's aimed at kids. It's a KickStarter project and the aim is to get children excited about technology through ...

Elephant Robotics MechArm Pi 270 is a six-axis robotic arm with a 270mm working radius, support for up to 250 grams payload, and that runs Debian/Ubuntu + ROS on a Raspberry Pi 4 single board computer ...