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The wait is over. Meet the reBot-DevArm B601—the fully open-source robotic arm. 🦾 Built, broken, and rebuilt for reliability. Here’s what makes it unique: ✅ 1.5kg payload & 650mm reach ✅ 6+1 DOF for complex tasks ✅ Plug-and-play with ROS2, Isaac Sim, LeRobot We tested it endlessly—7x24h runs, overload... show more
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Congratulations! Thanks for putting out this product. I'm going to get my hands on one of them or five.

open source hardware like this makes it so much easier for small teams to build stuff without a massive budget. looking forward to seeing what people do with that 1.5kg payload.

Star this GitHub repo. Seeed Studio keeps shipping fast.

will this replace So-101 ?

ROS2 + LeRobot support is huge. Has anyone tried pairing this with an OpenClaw agent for autonomous pick-and-place? Pi 5 running the agent loop + DevArm doing physical tasks could be a wild combo under $500.

Weird Aprils Fools post. I don't get it, this seems pretty normal.

Oh. Thanks for this.

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Solid open-source approach. Any plans for a ROS2 demo kit?

Yes, we are planning for it

Under $1K for a 6-DOF arm with full ROS2 support is wild. I've been wanting to connect a robotic arm to an OpenClaw agent on a Pi — have the agent decide what to pick up based on camera input. Does the B601 play nice with Pi 5 as the controller, or does it need beefier compute?

