Robot duck learns to skateboard on a Blender-MCP-designed 3D-printable board
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-09-03
Developer @fabdreamai taught a tiny robot duck "Microduck" to walk onto a skateboard by itself. The board was modeled via Blender MCP and is 3D-printable, with every dimension derived from the robot: it lifts its foot 13mm, so the deck sits at 13.5mm and the wheels use 10mm bearings. A neat demo of MCP-driven, robot-informed hardware design.
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