Robotics / Embedded Control / Motion Stabilization
sRobotics - Selfbalancing Robot
A two-wheel self-balancing robot integrating embedded control, inertial sensing, motor actuation, and real-time stabilization logic.
Project Overview
sRobotics - Selfbalancing Robot is a mechatronics project focused on developing a compact two-wheel robotic platform capable of maintaining balance using sensor feedback, embedded control logic, and real-time motor response.
The system combines an inertial measurement unit, microcontroller, motor driver, DC motors, and control firmware to continuously estimate tilt angle and correct the robot position. The project emphasizes closed-loop control, rapid prototyping, embedded programming, and practical robotics integration.
Core Discipline
Robotics, embedded systems, feedback control, sensor integration, and motor actuation.
Tools Used
Arduino/C++, MPU6050, motor driver hardware, CAD modeling, wiring diagrams, and system debugging.
Design Focus
Balance control, real-time sensor feedback, clean wiring, compact packaging, and stable robot motion.
Build Images
sRobotics Build Documentation
Images showing the robot frame, electronics placement, and assembled self-balancing platform.
Robot Demo
Self-Balancing Test
Demonstration of the robot actively correcting tilt angle and maintaining balance using closed-loop motor control.
Control Response
Motion Calibration Demo
A closer look at the robot calibration process.
sRobotics Firmware Preview