NTUT Gyroscope Mini-Arm 101 | Engineering Workshop

Build a motion-controlled mini-arm while learning the hardware foundations behind neurotechnology. Led by Ahmed Omran, NTUT's very own Hardware Director and Mechanical Engineering student specializing in Bioengineering and Mechatronics, this hands-on workshop will introduce three essential parts of embedded systems: ⚙️ Microcontrollers📡 Sensors and IMUs🦾 Servos and other actuators You’ll connect an Arduino Uno, MPU6050 gyroscope sensor, and two micro-servos, then program the system so your hand movements control the mini-arm. No previous hardware, electronics, Arduino, or programming experience is required. Students from all programs and years are welcome. 📅 September 24, 6–7:30 PM📍Bahen Centre, BA2155 Space is limited. Register now to reserve your spot.