Controlling a Robotic Arm Remotely with a Digital Interface

I demonstrate a remote-control setup that links a browser-based 3D representation of a robotic arm to the physical arm located roughly 1,700 miles away. The walkthrough shows how Gemini is used to create the interface and a script that relays joint updates to the arm’s motors.

- Creating a 3D representation and sending joint movements from a browser in real time
- Using calibration data and a script to connect the digital controls to the physical arm

This is suited to viewers interested in robotics, remote operation, and practical uses of AI-assisted development. It covers the interface-to-arm workflow, not a detailed guide to the arm’s hardware or full implementation; viewers can use it as a starting point for exploring similar control projects.