Eclíck – 3D Printed, DIY Robotic Panorama Head
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3D-printed robotic panorama head with Arduino/ESP32 control. Automates pan/tilt for timelapse and panoramic photography.
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Eclíck is a fully 3D-printable robotic panorama head designed for DSLR and mirrorless cameras.
It automates precise pan and tilt movements for shooting stunning panoramas or time-lapses.
✅ Open-source project — free to download, modify, and build
🗃 The latest version of the 3D print files is always available here: https://Eclick.org/3dparts.php
🧠 Controlled by Arduino or ESP32, using stepper motors
🖨 Printed in PETG or PLA, no supports needed on most parts
💪 Parts are reinforced with 8mm steel rods for extreme strength and durability
🧩 Designed for easy assembly with off-the-shelf parts (screws, bearings, etc.)
🎯 Ideal for photography, DIY robotics, and maker projects
🎥 See it in action here: https://Eclick.org/video.php#video
💬 Questions or feedback? Drop a comment or check out the full project at:
🌐 https://Eclick.org