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A technology-enthusiast has invented a Nerf gun turret that can automatically track and shoot down small drones. The ingenious contraption uses the Lidar capabilities of a Kinect v2 sensor, and a ...

The azimuth and elevation mount for the gun is made out of plywood, with each axis controlled by a single servo attached to an Arduino.

A student in the University of South Florida Makecourse has created their own version of the Turret from Portal, based on an Arduino and complete with lasers activated by motion.

The turret is controlled using an Arduino Mega for the movement, and a Raspberry Pi mini PC for the audio via the speakers in the base and video from the camera in the head.

Arduino rapid fire Nerf blaster 11:34 am December 5, 2019 By Julian Horsey If you need inspiration for your next Arduino project, this rapid-fire Nerf sentry gun might be worth more investigation.

What could be better than a DIY four stage coil gun capable of punching some serious holes in cardboard boxes? How about mounting said-gun on a WiFi-controlled motorized turret, with a custom ...

What starts as a fun NERF showdown quickly turns into a full-blown turret war—and Hacksmith’s not ready for what’s coming. With precision targeting and rapid-fire chaos, the custom-built ...