e.DO Robotics
compact and modular open-source robot
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This is a 4.0 enabled professional robot with a 1kg payload, with some user-friendly programming interface, which allows it to be easily controlled from your smartphone, tablet or computer.
It is an open-source robot with some unique modular characteristics,
With six degrees of freedom and a maximum payload of 1kg, e.DO can do everything from turning, rotating and lifting its axes during automated activities to make learning fun and more interactive.
I personally think this would be an advancement in education, this robot definitely makes building your own robots on open-source faster and more fun. From its software down to its hardware, this is surely a new level to open-robotics.
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You found it, this is a great robot. Btw can you also paste their github in the body post if they have open source?
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Good robotics I must say, you can also build your own robot with this,, this is awesome
I like Open Source projects, people can contribute whenever they want. this robot takes learning to a better level. you can easily control from your smart devices or computers. Thanks for sharing.
This is so cool, open-source robotics has a potential to be the next generation of robots. Good hunt.
this is such a nice robot I must say, its tech is renowned, open-source is the beauty of any coding now.
I love robotics....
It is a great tool for manufacturing jobs, this type of robotic arm is very helpful.
Nice hunt
I love to see open source stuff. It is wonderful to see the knowledge spread and becoming accessible to more people. This is a huge step.
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