Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Milos takes his servo driven robot arm off the bench and turns it into a four wheel drive mobile platform built around the NXP FRDM RW612. The project combines an aluminium extrusion chassis, DC geared motors with L298N drivers, PCA9685 servo control, and wireless joystick input to tackle real challenges like torque, calibration, surface traction, and jitter. On the software side, he moves beyond joint by joint control into inverse kinematics and Cartesian motion, using simulation to validate behaviour before driving real hardware. The result is a modular robotics platform designed for learning, iteration, and future upgrades, and the supporting files are on the element14 Community: bit.ly/4uBsZMz
#01:58 Electronics
#02:58 Schematics
#04:41 Mechanical Design
#08:42 The Code
#11:56 Move Your Body!
#14:30 Arming the Robot
#15:38 Kinematics
#18:11 The Arm Code
#21:27 Testing
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Milos takes his servo driven robot arm off the bench and turns it into a four wheel drive mobile platform built around the NXP FRDM RW612. The project combines an aluminium extrusion chassis, DC geared motors with L298N drivers, PCA9685 servo control, and wireless joystick input to tackle real challenges like torque, calibration, surface traction, and jitter. On the software side, he moves beyond joint by joint control into inverse kinematics and Cartesian motion, using simulation to validate behaviour before driving real hardware. The result is a modular robotics platform designed for learning, iteration, and future upgrades, and the supporting files are on the element14 Community: bit.ly/4uBsZMz
#01:58 Electronics
#02:58 Schematics
#04:41 Mechanical Design
#08:42 The Code
#11:56 Move Your Body!
#14:30 Arming the Robot
#15:38 Kinematics
#18:11 The Arm Code
#21:27 Testing
Visit the element14 Community for more great activities and free hardware:
Tech spotlights: bit.ly/3qPrDhM
RoadTest and Reviews: bit.ly/3pV5Bux
Project14: bit.ly/31wbnJY



![Giant LED Snowflake Using LED Filament (Circuit Sculpture Tutorial)
Natasha (@TechnoChic) builds a free standing LED snowflake using LED filament, exploring how to shape, wire, and solder a layered circuit sculpture from scratch. From planning segmented control to handling fragile components, this project walks through the full process and what she learned along the way. Read more on the element14 Community: https://bit.ly/4lSKPHl
#LEDFilament #CircuitSculpture #electronicsprojects
[01:49]-The Design
[04:49]-Constructing the Circuit
[07:53]-Troubleshooting
[08:40]-Let there be light!
[10:00]-A Look back
[12:25]-Whats Next?
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Project14: https://bit.ly/31wbnJY Giant LED Snowflake Using LED Filament (Circuit Sculpture Tutorial)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QqaKlEVkzxA/mqdefault.jpg)
![How far can i2C go??
Can you really run I2C over 10 meters—or more? It’s a protocol designed for short PCB traces, but in this video, Clem puts it to the test using Raspberry Pi Picos, coaxial cable, and some hands-on experimentation. From breadboard setups to cables running out the window, we explore how far you can push I2C before it breaks! https://bit.ly/3FsqCaz
#i2c #raspberrypipico #electronicsexperiment
[01:02] Investigating I2C Limits
[04:13] Setting up our Test Case!
[06:52] Is I2C the Right Choice?
[09:35] Time to Code!
[12:59] Handling 10 Metres of Cable with I2C
[17:40] Can we go to 20 Metres?
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Project14: https://bit.ly/31wbnJY How far can i2C go??](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RMcq6Ab88KM/mqdefault.jpg)





