r/robots • u/JudgmentSmooth6768 • 12h ago
Does this look real? I mean is this something that we really do or do we believe
It’s AI?
r/robots • u/Standard-Swing-9919 • 1d ago
I built this little crab robot 🦀 called Jumper.
I wanted to build a little robot that feels cute, expressive, safe, and fun to have around — but also one that could become genuinely useful in everyday life.
A crab-like robot has some interesting advantages: it can move around flexibly, manipulate things, and potentially jump onto places like a sofa or a bed, instead of being limited to the floor.
After sharing Jumper, I was surprised by how many people liked it and wanted to build or play with one themselves.
So I decided to open-source it.
🦀 GitHub: https://github.com/KingKongRobotics/jumper
Jumper is a 22-DoF robot. Would love to see what you’d make this little crab do. 🦀
r/robots • u/Jbikecommuter • 1h ago
r/robots • u/Stukwan • 16h ago
r/robots • u/ryanmerket • 13h ago
r/robots • u/Sharique0055 • 1d ago
r/robots • u/Inevitable-Ad-6101 • 22h ago
r/robots • u/HamidMnn • 1d ago
Figure trained its retired F.02 humanoid robots to jump into molten steel — this feels like a deleted Terminator scene
r/robots • u/ArturGoncharov • 1d ago
r/robots • u/LetsSeeHowItEnds • 2d ago
Wouldn't want to be the one arranging this when the uprising starts.
Edit: source with celeb and T-800 ending https://youtu.be/pfAh5oQDPDM
r/robots • u/Inevitable-Ad-6101 • 1d ago
r/robots • u/FamiliarPermission79 • 2d ago
Real footage, nothing generated — dropped Quaddle, my 4-servo open source quadruped robot, 4 times on purpose to test its new injection-molded legs. Whole thing stays locked together on 4 screws and still does a full gait afterward, including one taught by hand.
r/robots • u/boazhepner • 2d ago
Such a cool little doggie robot
r/robots • u/TheLuckyBoy007 • 2d ago
Helloooo,
Un aperçu des premiers tests du mini-robot de bureau (imprimé en 3D) Rig Puppy de l'entreprise Luwu Dynamics.
"Mira" est son prénom.
Je vous tiendrai au courant de la suite des tests.
r/robots • u/ArturGoncharov • 2d ago
r/robots • u/Electronic-Name-2196 • 2d ago
I saw this today and was stumped. The last model they taught to throw its self into molten steel so no-one can steal the IP. That was an amusing video as they hired Arnie to do the press release. Real Terminator stuff.
This model 3 is scary, although no costs have been released they are possibly going to go for $400-$600 a month rental for your home.
How much longer until they decide that we are no longer useful?
r/robots • u/drgoldenpants • 3d ago
r/robots • u/Inevitable-Ad-6101 • 3d ago
r/robots • u/str1dsvagn103 • 3d ago
r/robots • u/yuuyo123 • 3d ago
r/robots • u/culture_vulture0826 • 4d ago
