RoboClaw Motor Controllers with Speed Control

Everything you need to build your robot right! Your robot project: So you’ve done your homework and found the perfect platform for your robot.  You confidently sized your motors for the speed and torque you want, you have batteries covered in every way...

To power an electric motor, determine the power consumption at maximum rate Then you can chose the correct wiring size.

Soldering is one of the most useful and necessary skills to have when working with any form of electronics. It can be as simple as soldering a joint on certain materials, or as complex as assembling PCB’s.

If there is one thing we have learned, it’s that track design is not trivial. We have been building treaded robots for over 10 years, and, at generation 4, they’ve been through many stages of evolution. It takes a lot of research and development in order to...

Our smart charger is fast – but how fast, exactly? How long would it be for our 12V Lead Acid Battery Charger to take a 12v 20Ah from zero to 100%? In theory, a 20 Amp Hour battery will take 2 hours to charge. There are a couple things that come into...

The MLT-JR is our lowest cost tracked platform and it’s powered with an Arduino! Equipped with spliceless molded tracks, 32mm motors, and a 11.1V 2200mAHr battery this isn’t your garden variety desktop robot. To make getting started easier,...

Vectoring movement is achieved through a sum of forces generated by each wheel. SuperDroid Robots offers many vectoring robots on its online store. We also have a support page for vectoring robots which details the theory of operation. Two main types of...

One of the first electrical decisions that must be made when building a robot is how you are going to power it and how you are going to get that power to where it needs to be. Here at SuperDroid Robots we strive to make this as simple as possible with a wide...

Today’s Tech Thursday will cover some basic drilling and countersinking procedures.  We have added a few new parts to our store to aid in building robots. We have 3/32 inch drill bits (T-023-032) that are used to drill a hole for a #2 machine screw. It is...