The system utilizes servo motors interfaced with both the maze structure and its wooden support frame. These motors induce rotational motion, which directly alters the inclination of the maze. Since the maze is physically positioned atop the frame, any angular displacement applied to the motors consequently tilts both components synchronously.

The user manipulates the maze via a joystick, which is securely mounted on a control enclosure and electronically linked to the servo motors. Each motor operates independently to adjust the maze’s tilt along two perpendicular axes. When a single motor is actuated, the maze tilts along a singular axis; however, simultaneous activation of both motors enables diagonal inclination, effectively granting the user control over eight discrete directional tilt configurations.