Can I use an Arduino Uno for this?

[@theepicosityofpizza]

Can I use an arduino uno to get a girlfriend? I am ver lonely

[@BuildItnow]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_robot

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

I WANT TO BUILD INFRARED AND NIGHT VISION STUFF ,HOW EASY WILL IT BE WITH ARDUINO ?

[@basharikrayem2909]

It keeps telling me com4 is busy when I try to use the plotter

[@ijaspreet]

Hi I have entered a problem Just tell me how do we control 360 degree servo with Arduino mega? The 360 degree work great with the UNO but there seems a problem with Mega the motor doesn't go in reverse direction (I used a PWM pin in both cases)

[@BuildItnow]

Hmmmm, have you tried using a different PWM pin on the mega

[@ijaspreet]

Build It Not till now but do you think that pin has a problem? Sure i will try with a different pin cause its new and it was my first time using it.

[@JarrodCoombes]

Great video. One minor correction would be that TX and RX are not usb communication, they are serial communication, TX for transmit and RX for receive. That said, I do like that you call them "dedicated pins" really gets the point across.

[@BuildItnow]

Thanks for the correction, I think my misunderstanding came from my understanding of how Bluetooth modules communicate with the Arduino, makes sense now. Thank you!

[@JarrodCoombes]

Yeah, the BT module sends serial data to the arduino as well. In fact when you upload code to any of the Arduinos you are actually just passing it through a USB to serial adapter, but it ultimately reaches the Atmega via a good 'ol fashioned serial link. So there is no "native" USB on any of the Atmega/Arduino boards. Further to this, the Serial to USB chip is one thing that changes when you go out and buy a cheap arduino clone (which I highly recommend, since you can get the Uno copies on ebay for sub $5 in most cases).

[@SuperLegoMiner99]

in the last step of the vid you mentioned we had to (Connect Everything), but for my project which is the lie detector that is found in your previous video, I require an Arduino Nano R3, but all I have is an Arduino Uno, and I can't connect everything if I don't have the Arduino Nano R3 is there another way to be able to use an Arduino Uno instead of the Arduino Nano R3. Also, I'm a bit of a newb to this arduino stuff, so will this project work without me even having to (Connect Everything) but just using the Arduino Uno

[@BuildItnow]

+SuperLegoMiner 99 connect the wires to your Arduino uno the exact same way I've connected it to my nano and it will work

[@fish1968-utf8]

Hey, how's your journey in Arduino going now? :)

[@Sketchy_Dood]

You kinda look like DanTDM lol

[@BuildItnow]

Good enough

[@Sketchy_Dood]

Build It I didn’t expect you to reply but if you’re reading this then I just want to say I really would like to see you could build a speaker system for your raspberry pi laptop or for other projects.

[@BuildItnow]

A speaker system sounds awesome! What features should it have

[@Sketchy_Dood]

Build It I think it should have a dial to control the volume and maybe an indication light for when it’s on, if you wanted to you could add lights sign that could move to the bass of the music or sound.

[@Gregden3]

sorry