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As the same PCB is used it has all the features of the pan tilt mount, such as Bluetooth communication to the Arduino Nano, the RGB status LED, auto homing and the ability to trigger the cameras ...

PCB Design File: This file contains the design of the custom Arduino board. It's in KiCad format (.kicad_pcb) and can be opened using KiCad software for further modification. Gerber Files: Gerber ...

When powering the board, the indicator LEDs light up successfully stating that the PCB Design was accurate. The bootloader was burned successfully. Any sketch written on the Arduino IDE was able to ...

The flexible Arduino board does work as shown with the RGB LED and power LED in the photo above and YouTube video below, but its usefulness is rather limited, and some corners had to be cut as for ...