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Micro:bit Gesture Controlled Minibot

An extremely easy gesture controlled minibot using Micro:bits

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This project is about creating a gesture controlled robot using micro:bits. We will use one sender micro:bit that sends gesture information over to another receiver micro:bit through radio. The receiver micro:bit then uses the gesture info to control dc motors and thus moving our robot.

Here's what we did to create a simple gesture controlled minibot using Micro:Bits


The video goes into the details of creating a gesture controlled robot using micro:bits. We will use one sender micro:bit that sends gesture information over to another receiver micro:bit through radio. The receiver micro:bit then uses the gesture info to control dc motors and thus moving our robot.

Please find codes related to this project on github.


  • 2 × Micro:bit Microcontroller - 1 receiver, 1 sender
  • 1 × Micro:bit Edge Connector
  • 1 × Box Just a random box!
  • 4 × M3x25mm screws
  • 1 × Screw Driver

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    Please find codes related to this project on github.

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