You’ve probably seen “bang-bang” line followers that just use a photocell to turn the robot one way or the other. [Will’s] uses a hardware PID (proportional integral derivative) controller.

The Line-us robot (pictured) was launched on Kickstarter by London-based designers and was fully-funded in just 30 hours. This mini robot is a USB-powered arm that connects to an app.

A new Arduino educational robotics kit called Blinkgogo, has been launched this week which has been specifically designed for STEM education and allows children to play while learning more about ...

When Your Running Companion is a Robot Arduino hobbyist builds robot companion that helps him monitor pace during running.