DIY Outdoor Utility Robot U-BOT: Testing 3D Printed Drive Components
_Stocko_ · x · 2026-08-08
An independent developer shared the latest progress on U-BOT, an outdoor utility robot currently under development. After refining some of the smaller design details, the creator is ready to begin test printing 3D parts.
The first components scheduled for printing are the "leg" sections, which are designed to house the robot's drive mechanism and wheels.
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