Our open source community invites anyone with an idea to build upon the works of those who came before. Many of us have encountered a need to control linear motion and adapted an inexpensive hobby ...

[fichl] plays electric guitar, and with that hobby comes an incredible amount of knob twisting and dial turning. This comes at a cost; he can’t change the settings on his small amp without taking his ...

Driving hobby servos using a PIC microcontroller is the main goal of this project which can also be used in other microcontroller projects. The control signals of servo include a red wire, a working ...

Having a robot-building hobby just got a lot more dangerous to fingers and wieners now that the RX-64 Smart Actuator is on the market. According to the product page, these beasts can provide “888 ...

Tower Pro’s MG90S metal gear micro servo may be the most widely used RC hobby servo today. This is a tiny and lightweight servo with high output power, and its ...

In the 1980s, there was Armatron. It was the robotic arm toy offered by Tandy electronics that started it all. Today, it’s a whole new world. You can control robotic arm kits with an Arduino, ...