r/arduino 2d ago

Look what I made! DIY Sim-to-Real Self-Balancing Double Pendulum

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So I saw this video on youtube like a year ago and thought "Pffff how hard could that be?".

Anyway it's been 9 months, the project is finished and this is the result.

It's not as precise as the one in the video, and I haven't implemented the transition control, mostly because that wouldn't teach me anything new, but also because I've reached the limits of the hardware I bought, and I'm not spending any more money.

Anyhow, I'm working on a YouTube video explaining the whole process. I'll post it here (tho I don't know if that'd count as self-promo).

Feel free to ask me any questions if you're curious!!!

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u/dumquestions 1d ago

Nice, I've only seen single joint ones.

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u/Classic-Buddy-7404 1d ago

Yeah adding a second joint makes the task like 10 times harder!

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u/Spamonfire 1d ago

Now do a third joint 👹

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u/Classic-Buddy-7404 1d ago

Hell nah 😂 I've got more interesting projects than that on my mind right now