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All-in-One Arduino Nano Robot Controller for Mini Sumo, Line Follower, and Custom Builds
The JSumo Genesis Robot Controller Mainboard is an original JSumo control board for builders who want a compact, ready-to-use robot brain with onboard motor driving. Genesis includes an Arduino Nano and is made for mini sumo robots, line follower robots, hobby robots, and other Arduino-based motion projects.
JSumo positions Genesis as one of its strongest all-in-one boards. It combines the controller, motor driver stage, and core support circuits on one board, which helps reduce wiring and speeds up robot assembly.
Original JSumo product: We list this board as a distributor, so the product title now starts with JSumo for clearer brand matching.
Why you'll love it
- Arduino Nano included: Easier setup for coding and testing
- All-in-one design: Controller and motor drive on one board
- Built for robot projects: Good fit for mini sumo, line follower, and hobby robots
- Wide input range: Handles a broad supply range for compact robot systems
- Compact format: Easier to place in smaller robot chassis
What you can build
Use Genesis in mini sumo robots, line follower robots, classroom robot projects, and compact custom drive platforms that need Arduino control with onboard motor output.
Technical specifications
| Product | JSumo Genesis Arduino Robot Controller |
|---|---|
| Product Code | JS15450 |
| Controller | Arduino Nano (ATmega328P) |
| Main uses | Mini sumo robots, line follower robots, hobby projects, Arduino Uno and Nano based projects |
| Input voltage | 8V to 28V |
| Motor output | 4A × 2 |
| Logic level output | +5V |
| Input logic level | +3.3V to +5.0V |
| Size | 98 × 38 × 18 mm |
| Weight | 33 g |
Related JSumo products to build around Genesis
| Product | Role | Why pair it |
|---|---|---|
| JSumo M1 Mini Sumo Robot Kit | Mini sumo kit | Shows how Genesis fits a full competition-ready robot build. |
| JSumo Bolt PID Controlled Line Follower Kit (Without Battery) | Line follower kit | Another strong match when you want Arduino-based control and fast motor drive. |
| JSumo Core 6V 400 Rpm | Drive motor | A common JSumo motor choice for compact robots that need torque. |
What's in the box
1 × JSumo Genesis robot controller mainboard with Arduino Nano
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Arduino Nano included? Yes. JSumo lists Genesis with an Arduino Nano onboard.
What robots is Genesis meant for? It is designed for mini sumo robots, line follower robots, and general Arduino robot projects.
Can it drive two motors? Yes. JSumo lists motor output at 4A × 2.
Is it a good choice for compact builds? Yes. It combines control and drive hardware on one board to reduce extra wiring.
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Schools / class POs: we accept Purchase Orders for accredited schools and universities. contact us with your PO details.
Returns: 7-day inspection window for DOA units. Email proof of issue and we ship a replacement.
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