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- phil42This reminds me of the Otto DIY (https://www.ottodiy.com/), which also used to be a free Arduino (nano) based, 3D-printable robot until it was bought by HP. Just like with the JBR-001 it seems that the main goal has shifted towards making it a commercial product, which is a shame. Especially the low price point made it so attractive for beginners and students alike.Does anyone know of similar, really open source and free projects like this?
- salamachinasThanks for sharing! Love that it's open source with the 3D files and instructions included. My son and I are going to build this together. Great project.
- mrheosuperI’m sad that it uses the Uno Q. I really dislike the uno Q, since it uses QC SoC, which means no cheap Chinese clone, which is not very accessible to everyone.
- krisoftI would never design a robot which looks like it can walk, but actually can’t walk. That feels fundamentally dishonest to me. If nothing else it will let down plenty of people when they realise that the cool robot has legs only for show.
- NikhilChowdaryGI have started to use my editor to build a robotic arm and we are using JEPA for perception and Ornith local model for reasoning as a hybrid approach for arm because there’s no single model that handles both.
- altruiosWe are like... 5 years away from real star wars droids at this pace. keep up the good work!What was the biggest design challenge you faced?
- shevy-javaFinally I can have me my little worker slave. \o/
- numpad0...is this exterior design AI generated?
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