Okay, we’ve just left May and stepped into June, why are we talking about Arduino Day — traditionally ... we all started talking excitedly about robots (I had brought a couple).

and Arduino skills. A basic version of a robotic arm usually uses wires to replicate the tendons in a hand. These can be programmed to move simultaneously, allowing you to form a fist with a ...

This can be done by hand, with a gun, or with big machines ... but these machines move more slowly. This robotic tufting system by [Owen Trueblood] is of the slow and arbitrary type.

Our experience in developing, building and using dexterous robot hands reaches back to 1993. Our work scope covers all areas from multisensory mechatronic hand design up to control of the hands ...

But why does a robotic hand have to be constrained by the limitations of its natural counterpart? The prevailing answer may be a lack of imagination. The research on display here, however ...

The goal of the research, conducted at the EPFL’s Learning Algorithms and Systems Laboratory (LASA), was to develop a bimodal robotic hand with expanded grasping capabilities, including ...

Innovations are made in improving clinical safety and effectiveness. The design of surgical robot, Micro Hand S, was informed by studies of rich clinical data from the Third Xiangya Hospital of ...

Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have developed a robotic hand that can detach from its arm and crawl, spider-like, to retrieve and handle objects that would ...

at the University of Bristol has created a four-fingered robotic hand which is capable of rotating balls and toys in any direction and orientation. The improvement in dexterity could have ...

1. With a foldable design, Micro Hand S is compact, while allowing for a wide range of movement space of the manipulator. 2. With a single docking on the patient cart of the robotic system ...

This could be an interesting one if you work with robotics, flagged by the Arduino team – a look at how to smooth the operation of a servo, to avoid jerking between positions. It’s from the YouTuber ...

On the other hand, Arduino devices can be plugged straight ... especially for projects that require frequent maintenance, such as robotics. Arduino's faster speed also applies to aborting projects.