The robot has four mecanum wheels, each driven by its own motor. Depending on the direction of rotation of the various wheels, the robot can move forward, backwards, and even strafe left and right.

A while back, Hackaday visited the Clark Magnet School in Glendale, California to sneak a peek on their STEM-focused curriculum, FIRST robotics club, awesome A/V classroom, and a shop that puts mos… ...

Instructables member “Lingib” has created a awesome Arduino powered Omni Wheel CNC pen plotter, ... Arduino omni-wheel robot and pen plotter. 9:15 am March 11, 2019 By Julian Horsey.

It may have a geeky name, but the 4WD Mecanum Wheel Robot Kit is actually an excellent way to assure your girlfriend she will have no problem parallel parking in the future.

The Arduino people are certainly keeping busy! We wrote earlier in the week about the image sensing capability of the Arduino-friendly Pixy, and now here comes a robot... It runs on two wheels and has ...

A new robot snake kit has been created by Nevon Project which is powered using the Arduino Mega microcontroller and is equipped with 12 servos for locomotion and to control its 12 segments. The ...

It’s a sneaky little robot, particularly given the size. At just 2.8 by 4 by 4.3 inches, the Scout could fit in the palm of your hand. Imagine a security camera that can keep an eye on a ...

An educational tool first and a toy for playtime second, DJI's RoboMaster S1 will bring some battle and racing fireworks to the living room floor, but overall is designed to offer a gentle pathway ...

Omnidirectional wheel technology gives AGVs complete autonomy and freedom of movement with the ability to maneuver in any direction and travel anywhere within a facility for a truly flexible system.