If you have a good sense of balance, you can ride a unicycle or get on TV doing tricks with ladders. We don’t know if [Hanna Yatco] has a good sense of balance or not, but we do know her Arduino does.

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 ...

Arduino enthusiasts looking for a new project this weekend may be interested in this awesome DIY balancing robot, which has been created using parts that cost roughly $80. Components include two ...

Nick Thacker has created a new style of self-balancing bike using an Arduino and a five-degree-of-freedom IMU from Sparkfun to provide the stability and keep the bike upright. The DIY Self-balancing ...

Build the ESP-ROLL - an ESP32 Self-balancing Ball Robot with Phone Control and FPV Cam that Rolls Smoothly over almost Any Surface! The ESP-ROLL is a small, home-built spherical robot that rolls ...

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A man claims to have built a self-balancing unicycle by himself, using an Arduino mini computer. The Thatch Industries Raptor is similar to a Segway, except the rider sits atop a saddle on a single ...

Various bike and motorcycle manufacturers have toyed with the idea of self-balancing two-wheelers, but none fitted their creations with balls instead of wheels. James Bruton, a British YouTuber and ...