Top 10 Arduino Projects 2018 | Amazing Ardiuno School Projects

So here is the compilation Top 10 Amazing Arduino Projects of 2018 - 2019! Well its my second upload on Science Projects as I found these awesome projects and thought, I would share this stuff with you guys! You may find it helpful for your school's science project or for some cool DIY stuff which can be made using Arduino.

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🔽 Here is the list of Arduino Projects 2018:
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10 | 00:12 | Solar Light Tracker
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09 | 00:30 | Arduino Game Controller
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08 | 00:44 | 'Stack' Game Player (AI)
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07 | 01:10 | CNC Plotting Machine
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06 | 01:36 | Arduino Data Glasses
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05 | 02:06 | Robotic Arm (Programmable)
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04 | 03:00 | CNC Drawing Machine
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03 | 04:14 | Hand Gesture/Controller (RC Car)
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02 | 04:40 | Line Following Robot
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01 | 05:40 | Self-Learning Maze Solver (Robot)
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Disclaimer: I did NOT create these projects! All credit goes to their respective owners. This is a compilation, a preview of selected content to promote the owner's videos.

[colza]

This is CRAZY. I need to force myself working on Arduino more. I can't imagine how rewarding it will be if I can achieve any of these.

[knekoplays]

I'v never seen these things before .*totally amazed*

[RussoIncendiario]

I liked the project number 4, finally I will be able to print the works that my teacher asks you to do by hand.

[waynecake]

The 1st one is NOT a self-learning robot!
It just uses the "left principle" to solve a maze. That means at every branch you encounter, go left, then you'll get it to the destination.

[HighVoltages]

surely i am gonna make some of them and upload it on my youtube channel. good work 👍👌

[shanejohns]

@6:15 One of our first projects in my programming class at university was to use a recursive object-oriented language called "Scheme" (based on 'Lisp') to solve any maze as well.

[jarisipilainen]

5:59 first one allways turn left and eventually find finnish line and send correct route other bot? or was it just programmed turn allways correct way

[vedantg]

Amazing projects Buddy.
Do explain some of them in detail in another videos.
Hats off!

[mariavizantiou]

These projects are just superb!Very good job!

[TheMNWolf]

The maze robot didn't impress me until the second run. I am now impressed.

[nazra]

thanks for sharing the source links. did u make these projects?

[CalypsoAteWorms]

AMAZING ! Is what I would have said if this stuff was not all military stuff

[Roxzo]

#6
*guy shaking*
"Ugh... uh. His power level.. it's not possible. ITS OVER 9000"

[lilyhowlader]

OMG!!!
Such Diy projects I have never seen

[LuckyKumarOfficial]

The Programable Robotic Arm was Amazing!

[shanthsp]

That first one is good but painful after some time of playing. You cant keep holding your hand like that throughout the game, your shoulders will start hurting at some point. So the solution is to take any old steering, attach your device to it in the center and maybe make sensitivity a little low. It may work. I know its hard to do than to say :).

[SteppingTrack]

I wasn't planning on partying while watching tech

[themakesmith]

Add a public comment...This is wonderful

[mariax]

Wow! School projects?! Great!!! I live in the 21 century!!!

[MrKegsworth]

#6 seems practical and is definitely cool, but you don't want electronics wrapped around your head when playing with high voltages.