If you don’t want to miss my updates, remember to check the public account in the top right corner and set it as a star, take down the star and give it to me. Today, I will share an interesting open-source Arduino/ESP32 + 3D printing project, which uses a gyroscope sensor and an accelerometer to … Read more
The idea for Nano began in the summer of 2013 when it was still called “Egg Yolk.” The initial concept was to create an entry-level self-balancing car (because I signed up for the balance group in the school’s Freescale competition, and I was preparing for it). The preliminary idea was to make it based on … Read more
MicrocontrollerCompilation Report | ProjectAuthor:Sandip Total words: 4091, 54 imagesEstimated reading time: 11 minutes This article is about DIY self-balancing robots, and I will show you how to build your own self-balancing robot. This article is about DIY self-balancing robots, and I will show you how to build your own self-balancing robot.I attempted to build the … Read more
This is a self-balancing robot that can be controlled via Bluetooth using a smartphone. There are many design resources available online for self-balancing robots. We at Taiji Makers introduce this self-balancing robot because all its materials are easily accessible. (Unlike many similar robots online that require purchasing special frames or even 3D printing.) First, this … Read more
Today I would like to introduce a project that uses simple stepper motors and Arduino Nano to create a self-balancing robot. In this article, a senior software engineer from the Czech Republic will outline the main problems he faced while working on the project, hoping it will be useful for your future projects and that … Read more