🤖 Robotics

We're testing Asimov's balance against Unitree G1. We're preparing to open-source the leg design files. Planning to open-source the leg design next Monday.

Planning to get started with a simple robot arm (probably 3Dof first) Already burnt 2 out of the 3 TMCs😅 Can someone suggest things to keep it mind so don’t keep frying my drivers? Thanks

not like real human running to you, each time when team bring him running outside, safe distance is necessary

I finally got ros2 jazzy and gazebo to bridge msg. It might not so much but it meant the world to me because now it is easier to make simualtions for prototyping and cad designs

You can dance! Dancing is not that difficult, from a middle level Robotics development company

Helloo! I am about to graduate high school in a month and I will have 5 months before I start uni. I am going to major in robotics and ai. I wanted some projects I can work on to build my mechatronics skills. I have experience with Arduino, ESP32, IOT. I am able to create and solder my own basic pcb and I know python programming using libraries like OpenCV. TL;DR - need some project ideas so I can deepen my mechatronics understandings, implement control systems and autonomous movement!

Hi again, r/Your Subreddit! A huge thank you to everyone who shared their awesome and creative ideas in my last post about what you’d use a home robotic arm for。 The discussion was fantastic – from cooking and cleaning to playing with pets and even folding laundry, your ideas were incredibly insightful. Now, I’m back with the natural next question: Pricing. Let’s set some common assumptions to make this thought experiment easier: • The robotic arm is reliable, safe, and smart enough to handle the varied tasks we discussed. • It’s a standalone device you can place on a table or counter, or mount on a wall/ceiling track for greater range. • Software and basic grippers are included. The Core Question: Given your intended use case from the last thread, what do you think is a fair price for such a device, and what is the absolute maximum you would personally consider paying? To help structure your thoughts, you might consider: • The “Impulse Buy” Price: A price so reasonable you’d buy it to try out, even for just one main task. • The “Value Anchor” Price: A price that feels like a solid deal for the time and effort it saves. • The “Serious Investment” Price: The point where you’d need to seriously justify it as a major home appliance/tool. To make it engaging, let’s do a quick poll in the comments, and please expand on your vote! • Under $500 USD • $500 — $1,500 USD • $1,500 — $3,000 USD • $3,000 — $5,000 USD • Over $5,000 USD Please share your reasoning! • Would you prefer a cheaper, simpler model for one task, or a more expensive, versatile one? • Does the price change if it’s a one-time payment vs. a base unit + paid software modules? • How much would it need to save you (in time or hired help money) to be worth it? This feedback is invaluable. It’s not about finding a single “right” price, but understanding the spectrum of what feels valuable to different people with different use cases. Thanks again for helping shape this futuristic idea with some grounded reality!

Hi everyone, I’m thinking of purchasing an Elephant Robotics AGV from their website, yet I haven’t seen a lot of reviews on the internet and I’m concerned that I am going to sink a bunch of money for something lack-luster or not working at all. Has anyone got experience with these products (AGV) and what would you recommend if not Elephant Robotics? I’m based in the UK so shipping could take over a month if I buy this and I kinda need it before March due to deadlines.