Meet iDroid: a smartphone controlled robot compatible with your iOS or Android device. It can record actions and play them back. You can record up to 10 minutes of action. The robot can bow, twist its waist, and launch missiles.
So you are tired of mowing your lawn? The Husqvarna Automower can do the job for you. It can handle an area of about 1.25 acres. It is smart enough to handle complex lawns and rough terrain.
So you would like to capture the perfect selfie every time? The Wali Genie Selfie Robot has you covered. It combines with your smartphone to automatically follow your face. Simply pose and smile, and your camera will do the rest. You can download the companion app for iOS and Android devices.
Meet the HUIPANG JT-A: a table tennis trainer that hits balls with 9 kinds of spins to improve your game. It comes with programmable landing spots. The head can be rotated left or right 180 degrees. The robot can serve balls at random.
Meet the VEX Robotics Tombstone: an educational battlebot for kids that teaches them stem concepts. It comes with 425+ snap together pieces and a spinning blade. The kit is developed to improve your kids’ problem solving skills.
Drones are going to fight wars alongside soldiers in the future. Take TIKAD from Duke Robotics: it is a weaponized unmanned drone that can reduce the number of ground troops needed to complete missions in dangerous environments.
Here is a robot that cleans your window, so you don’t have to. The Alfawise S60 robot can clean framed glass, floors, desks, and everything in between. It comes with microfiber pads to scrub the glass surface. The robot has 3 cleaning modes. It has iOS and Android app support too.
In the past few years, we have covered plenty of cool Raspberry Pi projects. This one from Ogma is a self driving car made with a Raspberry Pi Zero. Ogma’s EOgmaNeo library was used to make this vision-based self-driving car.
Meet the ARKE exoskeleton: a robotic wearable solution for people with mobility issues that lets them get off their wheelchair and complete their rehab process with more independence. It comes with sensors in feet and joints to determine how body weight should be distributed to assist the wearer.
Here is another 3D printed robot kit for educators, researchers, and coders. The Pedro Petit 3 robotic arm comes with 4 micro servos, Atmega328 board, and 5V DC Power Supply. The robot is capable of catching and moving objects.
