From changes to the control coefficients to measuring the motor’s back EMF, [Brick Experiment Channel] demonstrates everything required to make the pendulum robust to outside perturbances.

From changes to the control coefficients to measuring the motor’s back EMF, [Brick Experiment Channel] demonstrates everything required to make the pendulum robust to outside perturbances.

Controlling each motor on the fly based on the drone’s movements requires a fair bit of intelligence and processing power, and while the computerized brick that powers Lego’s robotic toys ...

Forward motion was provided by a drone propeller (Diatone Bull Nose 4×4.5), powered by a LEGO PF L-motor (88003) and its ability to turn was controlled using a LEGO propeller 3 blade (6041 ...

Brick Experiment Channel. From there the gaps grow larger and larger. Along with the LEGO car’s complexity. As the gaps grow from about two inches to four inches, then six, eight, ten, and ...

Lego bricks still last 30,000+ impressions during new and improved test The Internet's favorite Arduino-using Lego brick tester is back. Nathan Mattise – Mar 24, 2014 10:20 am | 71 ...

This curious creation comes to us from the Brick Experiment Channel on YouTube. It's a Lego snake that moves with all the wiggly witchcraft that you get from a real-life reptile.

Brick Experiment Channel . The real thrill, of course, comes when Brick starts chucking the minifigures one by one into the vortex. And while it’s hard to tell what’s going on in normal time ...

Thanks to Arduino, man knows that 37,112 impressions wear out a LEGO brick A Stack Exchange post on a brick's "clutch power" leads to a 10-day experiment. Nathan Mattise – Apr 18, 2013 7:30 am | 72 ...