Top-4 Open-Source 3D-printable Robots
Short compilation of interesting projects in robotics.
InMoov is one of the oldest 3D-printed robotics projects around. It's open-source project, envisioned as a development platform for students, makers, and academics.
Niryo One is a 3D-printed 6-axis collaborative robot arm for education. It’s very precise and is driven by stepper motors controlled by Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
Reachy is a 3D-printed robotic torso that’s adaptable enough to play tic-tac-toe or serve coffee, all while looking pretty cute. The idea is for Reachy to be used in the customer service industry.
Kame is a quadruped robotic platform fully 3D-printed, developed on the BQ innovation lab. It is programmed with
Arduino and powered by an
ESP8266. It has full mobility, and capabilities for performing different movements like jumping, dancing.
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