The MeArm is a low cost open-source robotic arm created by Benjamin Gray and Jack Howard for education, hacking and tinkering. it provides a great introduction to industrial robotics and motion control concepts. the MeArm can be controlled by popular micro controllers such as  an Arduino or Raspberry pi and uses small inexpensive 9 gram hobby servos for motion. the structural parts of the robotic arm can be made from 1/8 thick Baltic birch plywood, Acrylic sheet or even 3d printed plastic. MeArm structural parts are assembled with 3mm nuts and bolts so that only a small screw driver is required to put this fun little robot arm together. we have put together some kits to help you make your own robotic arm and also made a collection of MeArm related build files and information  to help you learn and get started quickly. Lets Make Some Robots!