It’s an Arduino board that has rows of holes at either end to make it LEGO compatible. It also carries an LM293D motor controller and [Sath02] added an XBee module for wireless control.

This adds autonomy to the little robot, which you can see running some obstacle avoidance routines in the video after the break. We’ve asked [Rob] if is able to share his code and will update ...

Arduino-powered obstacle-avoidance cars made by learners at Karare AIC CDC school in Marsabit./STEPHEN ASTARIKOA quiet transformation is unfolding at Karare AIC CDC Primary School in Marsabit.In a ...