2-Axis Camera Gimbal Stabiliser Kit with Arduino Nano & MPU6050

Every part needed, pre-tested for compatibility, with an AI build companion trained on this exact project. Shipped from Bengaluru in 3-5 days.

Turn handheld camera shake into cinema-smooth footage with a gimbal you calibrate and code yourself. This kit centres on the MPU6050 inertial measurement unit, whose gyroscope and accelerometer detect tilt on two axes, while an Arduino Nano translates that data into corrective servo movements. The result is a compact stabiliser that keeps a lightweight camera level regardless of how your hand trembles or walks—ideal for smartphone filmmaking, school science exhibitions, or engineering semester projects.

What You'll Build

A working 2-axis gimbal platform that actively corrects pitch and roll. The MG90S servos respond to real-time angular data from the MPU6050, countering unwanted rotation so your camera stays stable. Once assembled and tuned with the included AI companion, the system can hold a camera up to 150 g and dampen vibrations during walking shots, giving you noticeably smoother video than handheld alone.

What You'll Learn

• Interface an MPU6050 IMU with Arduino Nano via I2C communication
• Program a PID control loop for real-time

  MPU6050 IMU drives two MG90S servos to stabilise camera against hand shake on two axes.

  What's in this kit

  • Arduino Nano
  • MPU6050
  • MG90S Servo x2
  • 4.7kΩ Resistors x5
  • 100nF Caps x5
  • 400-pt Breadboard
  • M-M Wires x20
  • M-F Wires x15
  • 9V Battery Snap