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Robots from the United States

Robots published by organisations and labs based in the United States, from the location they state. Robotheca never guesses where an individual maker lives. 6 robots on Robotheca, each with its licenses and its source on GitHub.

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37 of 270 robots state a cost. Costs in other currencies are compared using the ECB reference rate of 14 Oct 2026. Robots without a known cost are hidden unless you include them.

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  • LeKiwi

    A low-cost mobile manipulator, a 3D-printed omnidirectional base carrying an SO-101 arm, a Raspberry Pi 5 and cameras, for LeRobot teleoperation.

    WheeledIntermediateBuildability 90/100 · Ready to build
    • Works with AI
    €537.65
  • SO-ARM 102

    An open-source leader and follower robot arm kit with 5 degrees of freedom plus a gripper, for teleoperation and imitation learning.

    Robot armIntermediateBuildability 80/100 · Ready to build
    • Works with AI
    $414.21≈ €370 (ECB rate, 14 Oct 2026)
  • JPL Open Source Rover

    A build-it-yourself, six-wheeled rover scaled down from the JPL Mars rover design, made from consumer off-the-shelf parts.

    WheeledIntermediateBuildability 75/100 · Buildable with some effort
    $90.80≈ €81 (ECB rate, 14 Oct 2026)
  • JetRacer

    An autonomous AI racecar built on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano that moves at high speeds and follows roads using neural networks.

    Self-driving 1:10IntermediateBuildability 69/100 · Buildable with some effort
    • Works with AI
    Cost not stated
  • JetBot

    An educational open-source AI robot platform built on NVIDIA Jetson Nano for learning and experimenting with AI-based motion and collision avoidance.

    WheeledBeginnerBuildability 57/100 · Buildable with some effort
    • Works with AI
    Cost not stated
  • Maker's Pet Loki

    A 200mm 3D-printed DIY home pet robot that maps rooms with a 360-degree laser distance sensor and drives autonomously, compatible with the Kaia.ai platform.

    HomeIntermediateBuildability 45/100 · Incomplete documentation
    Cost not stated

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