He’s using a Lego Technic set with an old iPad, and an Arduino connected to a Windows laptop. Wheels roll the iPad back and forth as the robot plays the game.

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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. When I was a child, I desperately wanted a Lego Technic set. Technic were the sets designed for older kids, featuring cars with real ...

Nowadays, the use of robotics in classroom is more frequently, it allows to develop logical thinking of students; however, in Apurimac-Peru, the students use it rarely, because teachers do not know ...

Paul Rea builds an Arduino and Lego-based robot to pick up his piles of old burned CDs and DVDs, rip them, and throw them away.

This repository contains the code for a robot control system that uses Arduino for hardware interfacing and Python for data processing and user interface. The system features real-time data ...

The Lego Mindstorms Robot Inventor kit is the best way to teach kids (or yourself) how to build and program robots, with a Bluetooth-capable brain, multiple motors, nearly 1,000 pieces, and ...