The yellow gearbox is mounted directly to the main circuit board making it into the physical spine, along with its copper traces serving as the spinal cord of the robot. While less amenable to ...

The main control board is a Teensy 3.6, with an NRF24 module providing remote control. [James] wanted the robot to be able to lean into turns and handle uneven surfaces (small ramps) without ...

Battery power is currently seen as the main limitation of robots in non-industrial settings, as they have to be plugged in to ...

A new video shows Mini π, a compact bipedal robot, using reinforcement learning to walk, balance, and navigate small obstacles.