Watch the video created by Simon below to learn more about his new innovative Robot Shield ... to control them over the Internet. Their programming language is based on that of Arduino ...

At its core, it’s an Arduino shield that packs in a host of hardware to get your robot up and running. As far as motion is concerned, a PCA9685 module is used to allow the control of 8 servos ...

and home automation applications that control LED lighting. It could also allow devices programmed with Arduino "sketches" to interact with each other over Bluetooth 4.0—potentially allowing for ...

But long before the Pi was a gleam in its creators' eyes, there was the Arduino ... to control behavior. Putting together the electronics was faster than building the bulk of the robot, made ...

Appropriately named the Arduino Robot, the 7 x 4-inch (178 x 102-mm) circular wheeled device utilizes two stacked Arduino boards. The Control Board, which sits on top, reads the various onboard ...

The Arduino is a cheap ... which will allow you to manually control your robot. Don’t be afraid to mess up. You can also experiment with some basic logic structures at this phase.

Folks have been using the popular Arduino DIY computing ... to make and program a simple robot. It has a motor board which helps the robot move around, and a control board featuring sensors ...