| Stepbots http://www.voti.nl/stepbots/ Detailed construction notes for creating robots based on direct-drive stepper motors salvaged from disk drives. A PIC 16F84 is used for control. Diagrams and schematics. | |
| Society of Robots http://www.societyofrobots.com/ Tutorials on how to build a robot at any skill level with pictures, parts lists, and basic term definitions. | |
| Robots' Home http://7sky.de/robot/ Information and photos that detail the construction of three similar robots based on the 68HC11 microcontroller. | |
| Robotics Universe http://www.robotoid.com/ Support site for the book, Robot Builder's Bonanza, and, hopes to become a repository of useful robotics information. | |
| Robotics Bookmarks and Other Trivia http://users.frii.com/dlc/robotics/botlinks.htm Plenty of links to other hobby robotics sites. | |
| Robotica http://www.freewebs.com/kai_robotica/ General robot and circuit building information down to the component level and information on the author's robot projects. | |
| Robot building forums and resources http://www.robotbuilder.co.uk/ UK based site for robot builders of all levels; tutorials, resources, competitions and forums for electronics, programming, mechanics, B.E.A.M. and fighting robots. | |
| PiC Electronics Projects http://users.skynet.be/bk317494/ Electronics Projects using PIC microcontrollers including EEPROMs, USB, LCD, wireless modules, i2c, compass, and tilt sensor. Projects may be used for educational purposes but not commercially. | |
| PPRK: Palm Pilot Robot Kit http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~reshko/PILOT/ The Palm Pilot Robot Kit is a design for an easy-to-build, fully autonomous robot controlled by a Palm handheld computer. | |
| PC in Control http://www.pc-control.co.uk/ Tutorials on the use of computers in automation, control and robotics. Includes simplified descriptions of feedback, proportional control, derivative control, and integral control. | |
| Open Automaton Project http://oap.sourceforge.net/ An open PC-based mobile robot reference design, for navigating autonomously in home or office environments. The project goal is provide a standard implementation based on the best available standards for mobile robot design. The source code, circuit schematics and documentation may be freely downloaded. | |
| Jones on Stepping Motors http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/step/ A tutorial on the use of computer controlled stepping motors. | |
| Ikalogic http://www.ikalogic.com/ Robot projects information resource site with tutorials, video clips, articles and a forum covering core robotics topics such as navigation, micro-controllers, motor control, sensors and more. | |
| Handyboard from MIT http://handyboard.com/ Offers an affordable, nearly plug and play and fairly well documented microcontroller board supporting several digital and analogue ports, the ability to control four motors, and an LCD. | |
| Dick Cappels' Project Pages http://projects.cappels.org/ An assortment of microcontroller projects for robotics and other embedded applications. Projects include a software component, a hardware component, or both. The information and source code is proprietary. The license allows free (gratis) download and use for non-commercial purposes only. | |
| AusRobotics http://www.ausrobotics.com/ An online community for Australian robotics hobbyists. Membership is free and all members are provided with a journal to document or discuss their projects. | |
| A Technical Guide To Building Fighting Robots http://homepages.which.net/~paul.hills/ Lots of detailed information about designing and building fighting robots, including the physics behind different weapons, speed controllers, motors and batteries. | |
