DIY robot dogs made possible by Raspberry Pi Pico and cheap SBCs. Cucumber, a pet robot, was successfully created by ...

The Pi is connected to a Pimoroni NVMe Base Duo, a Hailo-8 Raspberry Pi AI kit as well as a Pimoroni Yukon board. It's powered by a set of onboard batteries which makes the unit totally mobile.

This is one of higher-reviewed Raspberry Pi robots on Amazon. It has a 4.3 out of 5 stars, with reviewers praising its value and design, but with a more mixed response to its ease of assembly and ...

Shota Ishiwatari has just launched RAPIRO, his custom designed Raspberry Pi Robot. The robot is easy to assemble, and comes with RGB LEDs, 12 servos, and an Arduino-compatible servo control board.

Meet Rapiro: the Kickstarter-backed, Raspberry Pi-powered robot friend, 3D-printed for maximum cuteness. Meet Rapiro: ... Rapiro can walk, hold a pen, and turn its head and waist.

Raspberry Pi-powered robot Rapiro appears on Kickstarter. Rapiro can be programmed to carry out tasks such as making coffee for the user. By Mark Langshaw Published: 05 July 2013.

The robot is controlled by an onboard Raspberry Pi, which utilizes Adafruit’s PWM Pi Hat to control all of the outputs. Coding was done in Python, the robot was drawn in AutoCAD 2014.

Meet Rapiro, the kit robot with a space inside its kawaii head to accomodate the Raspberry Pi microcomputer. The gizmo is the creation of Shota Ishiwatari, the Japanese gadgeteer who came up with ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a robot project to keep them busy may be interested in a new super cute Raspberry Pi controlled robot called Mira, created by Pixar 3D artist Alonso Martinez.

Short for RAspberry PI RObot, RAPIRO is a super-cute humanlike mini-robot now being offered as a kit on Kickstarter. ... grip items in its hands and swivel its head and waist.

Microsoft says its HoloLens head-mounted computer can bring robots and gadgets based on Raspberry Pi 2 to life as they are being developed. HoloLens is an augmented-reality headset that lets users ...

While the Raspberry Pi and Arduinos aren’t used in most professional robotics applications, they will give you the foundations you’ll need to get started on more formal training later on.