This ESP32-CAM surveillance bot is a great example of what was once hard becoming trivially easy. It’s a case of standing on the shoulders of giants.

The robots can controlled by a simple web-app served by the ESP32, or a using the IMU on custom controller also built around an ESP32-S2 which uses the ESP-NOW wireless protocol.

While they differ a lot in terms of functionality, you can combine the IoT-centric ESP32 boards with the all-powerful Raspberry Pi SBC family to build some truly remarkable DIY projects.

There are already many cheap ESP32 drones on AliExpress, or you can even make an ESP32 DIY drone for about $12, but ...

Explore the world from a tiny point of view with the sub-$80 Goby robot. Control this small camera bot remotely via a simple webpage.

I always love it when someone builds a teeny-tiny version of a common device or machine. There's just something so cute about it, almost as if it were invented by some mad scientist trying to avoid ...

Nikon has just launched a new compact camera robot that brings motion control to the masses by copying your handheld positions.

When writing about Ryan’s beer-firing robot, it’s hard not to agree with YouTube commenter pyookface’s opinion: “Greatest. Invention. Ever.” The kegerator is controlled by an iPhone ...