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That's my take on PID controllers, also they use a feedback loop. forgot to mention that in my other comment.

Proportional - Integral - Derivative. The P gain controls how much correction is done towards the target point (error). The D gain controls how much damping the system has using the rate of change of the PID controller. Finally the I gain controls how fast the residual error is corrected. The residual error can be due to forces like gravity for example.

I do not know if I'm wrong with my explanation, I am just telling you my current understanding of PIDs.

@Fishy Chocolat Bread Bug, a PID is a form of sketch, which I do not know much about, but mainly used for something like a self standing unicycle, bicycle, motorcycle, etc.

Basically it is used for detecting the angle and position of the object in question.
Like I said earlier, it's used for balancing things.

what's a pid?