Gretchen
Gretchen is an open-source humanoid robot development platform.
Robots whose guide reads in English, as written or translated by Robotheca. 197 robots on Robotheca, each with its licenses and its source on GitHub.
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Gretchen is an open-source humanoid robot development platform.
A small two-wheeled differential-drive mobile platform robot built around a Jetson Nano, with dual cameras and 3D CAD data for its hardware.
A reproduction of the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover, a mars rover replica built as an open-source project.
An independent hobbyist recreation of the MicroDuck 3D model, provided as SolidWorks source files and a STEP export for a small robot.
Naviton is an open-source robot whose CAD data and electronic circuit designs are published in this repository.
A compact aerial robot with omnidirectional visual perception for autonomous navigation and mapping.
A 40 cm-class open-source humanoid robot designed for education and algorithm verification, featuring 10 DOF and Damiao actuators.
A desktop robot that responds entirely in its own voice, built from 3D-printed parts and custom electronics.
A hexapod robot powered by Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and controlled using Python, featuring 18 servo motors and remote operation via Bluetooth.
An ultra cheap, simple two-motor robot with four sensors that a middle schooler can build in several hours.
An open-source quadruped robot using BLDC motors with FOC control for dynamic movement.
An open-source quadruped robot designed for easy DIY with low-cost hardware and software.
An open-source quadruped robot mechanical structure designed to support the Py-Apple Controller and Py-Apple Dynamics software.
A small wheeled mobile robot built around a Raspberry Pi, with 3D-printed parts and CAD files for rebuilding its hardware.
A small two-wheeled differential-drive mobile robot platform built on a Raspberry Pi, with 3D CAD data for the robot and its optional parts.
A quadruped robot controlled by an STM32F103C8T6 microcontroller, capable of walking forward, backward, and lifting its legs.
An open-source micro drone based on ESP32-S3, controllable via smartphone app, browser, or remote controller with Wi-Fi video transmission and RID broadcasting.
A line-following robot hardware documentation set with CAD files, 3D printable parts and circuit schematics for the TrainingTracer Ver.3 educational robot.
A six-legged wheel-legged robot with four joint motors and two hub motors, controlled by a DJI RoboMaster C-type development board.
A jumping reaction wheel unicycle robot that balances on a single wheel and can jump.
A transformable robot that switches between a spherical rolling mode and a hexapod walking mode.
An open-source quadcopter framework providing schematics and flight control source code.
An open-source 6-DOF anthropomorphic robotic hand with linkage-based fingers and worm-and-rack transmissions, intended as a low-cost platform for research and education.
A lightweight drone flight controller using STM32, PID control, and BLDC motors.
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