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The Arduino TinkerKit Braccio is a comprehensive robotic arm kit for DIY enthusiasts and students. It combines high-precision servo motors with a customisable design, so it works as a hands-on tool for robotics, automation and STEM projects. The arm has six axes and is programmed through an Arduino-compatible shield.
The kit is described as ready to build, with everything needed included, and it suits users from beginners to advanced makers.
The parts include 21 plastic parts, 63 screws, 16 flat washers, 7 hexagon nuts, 2 springs, six servo motors (two SR 311 and four SR 431), an Arduino-compatible shield, a 5 V 4 A power supply, a Phillips screwdriver and a spiral cable protection wrap. The materials are plastic and metal with a polished finish.
You will need an Arduino board to control the shield, since the kit lists the shield but not the board. Assemble the arm slowly, following the numbered steps, and calibrate each servo to its centre position before you fit the arm links so that movements are symmetrical.
Start with the sample sketches that move each joint, then write your own routines, such as picking up a light object and placing it at a different position. Use the power supply included rather than USB power, because six servos draw much more current than a computer port can give. Keep the arm on a stable surface and away from loose cables.
Students, teachers and hobbyists who want a well-known, ready-to-build robot arm for learning robotics and automation.
Six.
Yes, six servos: two SR 311 and four SR 431.
Yes, the kit includes the Arduino-compatible shield but not the board.
A 5 V, 4 A power supply.
Plastic and metal, with metal gears.
| Brand | Arduino |
|---|---|
| Axes | 6.000000 |
| Material | Plastic, Metal |
| Selling unit | PCS |
