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HOVERAir X1: Pocket-Sized Flying Camera with Triple Stabilization, 2.7K@30fps Camera

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This is the HOVERAir X1: a pocket sized self-flying camera with triple stabilization and intelligent flight paths that takes off from your palm in 3 seconds. It has a foldable design, weighing only 125g. It has orbit, follow, overhead, hover, and reveal flight paths preprogrammed. Unlike more advanced models, this one doesn’t have a steep learning curve.

Yamaha Eve Auto Autonomous Transportation Device

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This is the Yamaha Eve Auto: an automatic transportation vehicle that can be installed indoors and outside to tow up to 1.5 tons. It has a top speed of 10km/h. It can operate on slopes and in environments with wind and rain. This self driving machine can be linked to your existing equipment. It can perform day and night. The below video shows it in action:

Ti5 Arm C++/Python ROS Lightweight Robotic Arm

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This is the Ti5 Arm: a C++/Python programmable lightweight robotic arm that can draw, pick & place items, and a whole lot more. It weighs only 2.6kg, so you can easily move it around. It also has a 380mm working radius, 0.05mm repeatability, and 1kg payload. This robot comes with Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity. It also has 4 USB and a HDMI port.

PAL Robotics’ Kangaroo Agile Bipedal Robot

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This is PAL Robotics’ Kangaroo: an agile bipedal robot with 6DOF legs, weighing 40kg. It is designed to handle jumping and running well. It stands 1.45m tall. It runs Ubuntu and supports ROS. This research robot features low moving inertia in its legs. The below video shows it in action:

PAL Robotics | KANGAROO Free Walking Demo

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MakerMade M2 Wall Mounted Automated Cutting Machine

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This is the M2 Automated Cutting Machine from MakerMade: a wall mounted CNC machine with accurate performance and 1mm variance. This machine is compatible with Bosch Colt, Makita RT0700CX, and other comparable routers. It provides you with a cutting space up to 32sq.ft.

XiaoR Geek Phage Hexapod Robot for Jetson Nano

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XiaoR GEEK Phage ROS Hexapod programmable robot development kits

There are plenty of educational robots that can teach kids and beginners basics of coding. The XiaoR Geek Phage Hexapod Robot is made for more serious users. It is a robot for Jetson Nano with AI visual recognition and LiDAR mapping. It can detect its surrounding and dynamically avoid obstacles during navigation.

Cassie Robot On a Moving Platform (1.2m/s)

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Teaching robots to maintain their balance while operating on a moving platform is easier said that done. The introduction of that disturbance can lead to the robot falling. This video shows how Cassie can operate on a moving walkway at 1.2m/s while maintaining its balance:

Cassie on a 1.2 m/s Moving Walkway

[Michigan Robotics: Dynamic Legged Locomotion Lab]

Waveshare Wave Rover Robot Chassis for DIY Projects

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So you would like to build your own rover? The Waveshare Wave Rover Robot Chassis is worth a look. It has a full metal body. It can support Raspberry Pi 4B, Jetson Orin Nano, and Pi Zero and other computers, which can communicate with the built-in ESP32 computer through a serial port. This chassis also has 4 x N20 geared motors.

Mould King 13181 Plotter: Drawing Robot Building Blocks Set

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18DOF Muto RS Hexapod Robot ROS2 for Raspberry Pi and NVIDIA Jetson NANO

This is the Mould King 13181 Plotter: a building blocks set that comes with everything your kids need to build their own drawing robot with app control. It has 4 modes for users to choose from, including freeform drawing and writing modes. This set has 3088 pieces. It can handle pencils, marking pens, and everything in between.

Yahboom Muto RS Jetson Nano AI Hexapod Robot with App Control

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Meet the Yahboom Muto RS: a Jetson Nano AI hexapod robot that can take your coding to the next level. This robot comes with 3 motion joint points on each leg with a total of 18 degrees of freedom. It has app and wireless joystick control. This robot features LiDAR/SLAM navigation, deep learning object detection and obstacle avoidance.

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