🤖 DIY Autonomous Mobile Robot Series - Part 5: Running Arduino code for operational Testing!

🤖 Welcome back to our DIY Autonomous Mobile Robot building series!

In Part 5, we're delving into the exciting phase of running Arduino code to test the operation of our components. If you're new here, make sure to catch up on Parts 1 through 4 to understand how we've reached this crucial stage!

In this episode, with all our hardware connections just right, I'll guide you through the Arduino code used to test the operation of the two modified Hitec HS 311 servos, the SG90 micro servo, and the SR04 ultrasonic sensor. 🔧🔌

To get started, download the Arduino IDE from this link: [Arduino IDE Download](https://www.arduino.cc/en/software)

You can access a copy of the Arduino code used in this video from the following link:
📎 Paste Bin: [Arduino Code](https://pastebin.com/embed_js/F0h3n2Z2)

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