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“There is a time when you need to mount a piece of furniture or something similar in your home and for a straight mounting everybody usual use a spirit level. ElectronicsLovers Tech Team built this module, which has one difference …
“With stepper motor via microstepping, digital motion processing, auto tuning via Twiddle Algorithmus, cascaded PID Controller I bought my first Arduino three years ago. I was fascinated by by the idea of a self-balancing-robot and this was my first project …
“An Arduino-based, self-balancing robot with MPU6050 and L293. I have made this robot on the basis of the instructions from Luka Gabric http://lukagabric.com/arduino-self-balancing-robot/. Because I use cheap chinese gear motors to drive there was a problem with …
“In tutorial we will learn how to build a DIY Arduino RC transmitter. Very often I need wireless control for the projects that I make, so therefore I built this multifunctional radio controller which can be used for pretty much …
“Hello World! This is my first Instructable If you have any questions - please do not hesitate to ask . Target Audience: This project is applicable to anybody who has a passion when it comes to technology. Whether you are an expert …
“This arduino project uses a gyroscope to control two servo motors for each axis, rotating the maze with a ball, the objectiv is to complete it fastest. Two years ago a friend and i built a bluetooth maze it used …
“In this project, we are controlling the position of a servo motor using the mpu6050 and HC-12 for communication between Arduino UNO and ESP8266 NodeMCU. It is another IoT project based on HC-12 RF-module. Here, the imu …
“Arduino Balancing Itself Robot This Robot is based on the Joop Brokking Project (YABR - Your Arduino Balancing Robot) Adapted for my building conditions and PID adjustments. The Robot has a very simple construction, but it has many concepts that can …
“And were back with another DIY gaming project! As always, playing with something made with your own hands is always an out-of-the-world experience! First, it was a DIY Game Controller; now its time for a DIY Joystick using Accelerometer! This …
“This is a radio controller that has 2 analog channels and the data is out from a MPU6050 gyro module. So, we could control a toy car for example just by rotating the controller. I usually use the NRF24 module …