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A servo-driven robotic arm with a geared gripper. The parts are 3D-printed in-house and it's controlled by an Arduino.
A multi-axis desktop robotic arm built from 3D-printed links and a rotating base, driven by metal-gear and micro servos. The geared gripper picks up small objects, and the Arduino firmware coordinates each joint for smooth, repeatable motion.
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