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this guy 3D printed and vibe coded a tiny Claude robot for his desk it's called "Clawd Mochi." runs on an ESP32 chip with a tiny display that shows animated expressions. > hosts its own WiFi hotspot. zero cloud and zero internet required. fully offline > live-switch between animated... show more

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105,425 views • 1 month ago

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We're open-sourcing "The Amazing Hand", an eight-degree of freedom humanoid robot hand compatible with Sarah’s Vintage that can be 3-D printed at home for less than $250 ✌️✌️✌️ Given the success of Reachy Mini (2,000+ robots sold in a few days), we won't have the bandwidth to manufacture this one ourselves but we release the bill of materials, the CAD files and assembly guides for everyone to build or sell their own, let's go open-source AI robotics!

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210,178 views • 1 year ago

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