Ryan Mitchell

Torque is the rotational force that causes an object to turn around an axis or pivot point, and in robotics it determines how much weight a robot can lift, how precisely its joints move, and how much power its motors must generate. Without sufficient torque, even the most sophisticated robot arm collapses under its own … Read more

Learning how to wire a robot power system safely is the single most important skill in robotics. A poorly wired robot can catch fire, damage expensive components, or deliver a shock the moment you touch the chassis. Yet most beginner guides skip the safety fundamentals and jump straight to plugging things in. Our team has … Read more

If you have ever wondered how a robot stays upright, carries weight, and moves with precision, the answer starts with one component. When someone asks how does a robot chassis work, they are really asking about the foundation that makes every mobile robot functional. I have spent years building, breaking, and rebuilding robots, and the … Read more