The miniscule size of this self-balancing robot makes it a cool project. It actually uses the motor and wheels from a small toy car. But when you look into how the balancing act is performed it gets ...

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What I Learned Creating A Self-Balancing Robot Anna Garverick talks about her experience creating a robot that remains centered on a moving ball and the most important lessons she took away from the ...

Current Master of Science in Robotics student Kojo Welbeck talked about building a self-balancing robot and what its success means for his future. Kojo Welbeck created a self-balancing robot for his ...

We've seen fast, nimble, self-balancing wheeled robots, plus we've also seen robots that can grasp and carry objects. The evoBOT could prove to be particularly useful, however, as it combines both ...