Robot kits, development platforms, robot parts and other hardware required to build your robot as well as tips and tricks, ideas and implementation techniques, resources for information and reference.
Sweep is a low-cost 360 degree scanning laser sensor capable of delivering advanced sensing capabilities for a retail price of only US $249. The sensor is also compact and lightweight making it an ideal candidate for almost any type of … Read more →
It is time to compare the newly released Raspberry Pi 3 Model B against its predecessor the Pi 2. Obviously the Pi 3 is faster, it has proven itself in benchmarks, however I wanted to find out what are the … Read more →
The new Raspberry Pi 3 was released today to celebrate exactly four years since the original board was released. The third iteration of this highly popular development platform now comes with a powerful 64-bit ARM CPU as well as integrated … Read more →
Grippers come in all shapes and sizes and are the most common type of robotic arm end effectors in use at the moment, being employed in countless types of industrial, academic and even consumer applications. The project launched today is … Read more →
A very interesting project caught my attention recently, and this time it is all about the power of air. Pneuduino is an Arduino based modular hardware platform which enables control of air flow and pressure, opening a whole new realm … Read more →
The fifth generation of Aisoy1 comes with several new features and improvements while still retaining its very affordable price. Compared to the third generation introduced last year the new robot is powered by the Raspberry Pi 2 controller board, cloud … Read more →
The Raspberry Pi 2 Model B has been released this week with an announced performance increase of “at least 6 times” compared to the first generation Model B+. This second generation sports a powerful ARMv7 quad-core SoC clocked at 900 … Read more →