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PiZeroBotPRO_2W
Intermediate
RASPBERRY PI
₹1,500 – ₹5,000
6 – 12 Hours
Partial Kit

PiZeroBotPRO_2W

A web-controlled mobile robot powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and a custom all-in-one PCBA, featuring live video streaming and a browser-based virtual joystick interface.

Originally published on Hackaday.io
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How It Works

Why Build This

Build a practical web-controlled telepresence robot to explore remote monitoring and browser-based interfaces.
Gain hands-on experience assembling custom PCB-based robotics systems suitable for advanced classroom or science fair projects.
Experiment with live video streaming and wireless motor control using a compact single-board computer.

Real-World Application

Telepresence robotics, educational AI robotics platform, remote surveillance, and wireless prototyping.

Skills You'll Learn

Linux operating system navigation
wireless network configuration
web-based remote control implementation
DC motor driving
live video streaming setup
lithium-ion battery safety and power management

Safety Precautions

Ensure proper handling of Li-ion 18650 cells to prevent short circuits and over-discharging.

Technology Tags

RASPBERRY PI
CUSTOM PCB
WEB CONTROLLER
WI-FI
LIVE VIDEO STREAMING
MOTOR CONTROL
TELEPRESENCE
PYTHON

Frequently Asked Questions

The Raspberry Pi Zero 2W runs the main operating system and controller software, while the custom PCBA handles the specific hardware routing and motor driving.
You control the robot using a browser-based virtual joystick interface accessible over your local wireless network.
Yes, the included Raspberry Pi Camera Module streams live video directly to your web browser interface for remote navigation.

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