Need some help using the robotic arm on the Roborock Saros Z70? Here are a few tips and tricks to improve its performance, plus a look at its limitations.

JesseDarr’s 3D-printed robotic arm, dARM, features 6 degrees of freedom, brushless DC motors, and ODrive S1 controllers connected via CAN bus. Powered by a Raspberry Pi 4B, it’s a smooth, powerful DIY ...

Robotic arm manipulators are used in many industrial and commercial applications. The arm that we have designed here has 6 DOF(Degrees of freedom) which gives it ample movement in 6 different axes. We ...

A hobbyist has shared his recent project on building a micro robot arm with balanced counterweights, designed for compact yet efficient robotic manipulation. Unlike conventional designs that rely on ...

Learn how to build your own desktop fully functional robot arm powered by Arduino hardware and assembled using 3D printed parts.

It is similar to old control systems using a synchro (sometimes called a selsyn), but uses potentiometers and servo motors. An Arduino handles reading the potentiometers and driving the servos.

Are you looking for the best robotic arm kit? In this article, we have covered the 6 best robotic arm kit for you.

Elephant Robotics ultraArm P340 is a robot arm with an Arduino-compatible ATMega2560 control board with a 340mm working radius whose arm can be attached with different accessories for drawing, laser ...