How to Control a Robotic Arm from a Remote Location Using IoT - MATLAB & Simulink
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    How to Control a Robotic Arm from a Remote Location Using IoT

    You can use Simulink®, ThingSpeak™, and Arduino® to program a robotic arm so that it can be controlled from practically anywhere. In this demonstration, ThingSpeak sends commands to the Arduino MKR1000 with the specific locations that the robotic arm should move to in order to lift and drop an object.

    Published: 3 Oct 2018

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