Do you like drawing or painting? What if you could build a robot that creates its own art? In this project, you will create your own Art Bot, a robot with markers for "legs" that wobbles across a piece of paper, creating drawings as it moves. You can then customize your robot to change how it draws. This is a beginner-level project with no robotics experience necessary, so if you want to try building your own robot, this is a great place to start! The covers are ventilated to dry out the brush heads between uses. Made from thinner plastic, these toothbrush holders might not be the most durable. However, they're affordable, so it's no sweat if you have to replace them from time to time. A travel toothbrush can be quite handy, especially for those who often find themselves on the move. It’s compact, often foldable, and easy to carry, making oral hygiene convenient even when you’re away from home. It may not be necessary if you don’t travel frequently or if you’re comfortable using regular toothbrushes during your trips.

To turn your bristlebot off, just untwist one set of wires (you do not need to disconnect both). Make sure you turn your robot off when not in use to conserve battery power.Once a week, you can also soak your toothbrush in antimicrobial mouthwash for a few minutes or in a mixture of water, vinegar, and baking soda for 30 minutes

Make a maze for your bristlebot out of cardboard. Even though its motion is random, can the bristlebot eventually find its way out of the maze?Different travelers require different things from their toothbrushes. While some want something portable, discriminating travelers will look for models with more robust features. One of the most notable features of this toothbrush is its patented antibacterial agent. Travelers with travel toothbrushes don’t always have the privilege of drying them out in the air, and we all know that moisture is bacteria’s best breeding ground. If you have trouble with your bristlebot falling over, try attaching short pipe cleaners as "training wheels." Do they help keep the robot upright?