Alexander Weber has a nice build log on his drawbot called Mechpen, that is available on GitHub: This is Mechpen, my newest drawbot. The idea was to have a robot arm that could sketch on a rather large surface. It is a SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm) robot arm, meaning the robot has a […]
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MeArm Pi – Build your own Raspberry Pi powered robot arm!
Here’s an interesting open source project on Kickstarter the world’s first robot arm kit for the Raspberry Pi, the MeArm Pi: We believe in helping people understand how the world works. With so much development going on in robotics at the moment, now is the perfect time to get to know what it takes to build […]
MeArm – Pocket sized industrial robotics for everybody
Here’s an interesting open source project on Kickstarter the MeArm, a pocket size robot Arm by Benjamin Gray: Low cost, easy to build and simple to control, MeArm is designed to make learning with robotics accessible for everyone. MeArm is a pocket size robot arm. It was conceived to make robotics, electronics and programming accessible […]
New design for robot arm: more economical and lighter
A double and triple delta robot by Aad van der Geest: The double delta is a novel design that is lighter, safer and more energy efficient compared to other robotic arms. This is because all three of the actuators are placed at a stationary point in base of the arm. As a result, the arm […]
Build a robot arm
Want to build a robot arm yourself? This video by Jacobk42 shows you how to easily make a DIY robot arm: Using some assorted pieces of wood, springs, string and some odds and ends will allow you to make a cool looking Robot Hand! Looks like William Jakespear has lots more cool demonstration of what he makes […]