How can I make position controlled motor ?

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To create a position-controlled motor, consider using a stepper motor or a servo motor based on your specific speed and torque needs. Stepper motors are ideal for precise control of movement, while servo motors offer higher speed and torque capabilities. Gears may be necessary to enhance performance depending on the application. Understanding the requirements of your project will guide the selection of the appropriate motor type. Proper motor control can enable bidirectional movement effectively.
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I have no idea regarding it I just know that we can control a motor movement and
can move it both to and fro.
please help
 
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For most applications you either want a stepper motor or a servo depending on speed/torque requirements you might also need gears.
 

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