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An open-source 1.2 m, 35 kg humanoid biped with 25 actuated degrees of freedom that can be built, simulated and customized.
Robots whose licenses allow commercial use. 182 robots on Robotheca, each with its licenses and its source on GitHub.
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An open-source 1.2 m, 35 kg humanoid biped with 25 actuated degrees of freedom that can be built, simulated and customized.
A spherical robot that balances and maneuvers in three degrees of freedom using three orthogonal flywheels and a omnidirectional wheel base.
An open-source, low-cost humanoid robot designed for AI experimentation and education.
An open-source humanoid robotics research platform that minimizes leg inertia by concentrating mass near the limb roots using timing belts and parallel linkages.
A small, 3D printed robot that solves a Rubik's cube autonomously on a Raspberry Pi.
A low-cost, easy-to-print biped robot hardware design remixed from the Open Robot Dynamic Initiative Bolt robot, controlled by the Dagor brushless motor control module.
A mini desktop robot with 6 degrees of freedom, USB communication, and a display screen, inspired by WALL-E's EVE.
A robotic arm that can be controlled via Python, with servo control, image transmission, and integration with Unity for 3D visualization.
An autonomous self-balancing bicycle robot designed for outdoor track racing, featuring lane detection, obstacle recognition, and balance control algorithms.
An open-source autonomous mecanum wheel robot for learning and experimentation that navigates manually or autonomously using a Lidar.
An easy to modify, 3D printable open-source humanoid robot evolved by the community that walks, lifts and can be simulated.
MABEL is an open-source legged balancing robot based on the Boston Dynamics Handle, with articulated legs that can adjust height and balance in multiple axes.
A low-cost small electric vehicle body that uses an Android smartphone as its brain, supporting person following and autonomous navigation.
A 3D printed, remote controlled rover modeled on NASA's Perseverance Mars rover, built from open-source printable parts.
Open-source, fully 3D-printable ESP32 rover platform with WiFi or ExpressLRS control, available in two variants.
A low-cost, modular open-source soft robotics platform with tendon-driven continuum robots controlled by force-feedback actuators over serial and I2C.
A 3D-printable quadruped robot dog with support-free printed parts, controlled by an ESP32-DevKitC with heavy computation offloaded to external devices.
A DIY omnidirectional mobile robot that supports 2D lidar mapping and autonomous navigation using Micro-ROS and ROS2.
Watney is a low-cost, 3D-printable, Raspberry Pi-based FPV telepresence rover with HD video and bi-directional audio.
A 3D printed quadrupedal robot with 4 limbs of 3 degrees of freedom each, built for locomotion research and reinforcement-learned walking.
An open-source, torque-controlled aerial loco-manipulator whose extremity can be reconfigured as a tail for flight, a hand for manipulation, or a leg for hybrid aerial-contact locomotion.
A minimalist underactuated brachiating robot that swings along a horizontal ladder bar using one quasi-direct drive actuator and passive grippers.
A research continuum robot with 4 degrees of freedom that drives two tendons per antagonistic pair with a single servo and measures tendon force with load cells.
An open-source 3D printed robot arm powered by ROS 2, designed as a low-cost learning tool for manipulators.
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