
Easily add motion to your projects with the FS90, the staple Maker servo.

Squeeze more torque out of the micro servo form-factor!


Make your projects that little bit more compact!

Achieve reliable positional control in space-constrained projects. This actuator delivers up to 7.5 kg/cm of torque and is compatible with 3.3V and 5V logic.

Add some more power to the small form-factor-continuous rotation servo with this all metal upgrade

Fit high-torque control into tight spots. This 12mm micro servo features a robust aluminium case and coreless motor, delivering up to 12.2kg.cm of force at 8.4V.




Add more power to your robot with this metal-geared MG90D servo (the upgrade to the MG90S). The tiny little servo can rotate approximately 90 degrees (45 in each direction)


The beefier bigger version of the FS90, the FT90 offers much more power in a similarly sized servo.

Small, lightweight metal gear servo with 2.5kg torque, suitable for medium electric models and mini robots. Operates at 4.8-6V, weighs 14.7g.


A servo that talks back, tap into the onboard potentiometer to read where the servo is currently.

















Arduino's latest hands-on beginner electronics kit with a growing list of official projects using a considered mix of components, one of their most versatile microcontrollers, the Uno R4, and lessons, teaching coding, prototyping, with a certificate at the end!




Take your robotics project to the next level with the Kitronik compact 16 servo driver board for the micro:bit. This board allows up to 16 Remote Control (RC) servos to be driven simultaneously.



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