Microban: A $600, Fully 3D-Printable Open-Source Humanoid Robot
i_bioloid · x · 2026-08-17
Microban is a 30cm tall open-source humanoid robot designed for makers, students, and enthusiasts. Focusing on accessibility, the total cost is kept low ($550-$600), with all components being 3D-printable or easily sourced. It features detailed assembly instructions and is powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and 19 Dynamixel servomotors, serving as an accessible DIY platform for learning and research.
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