Grok bot orders itself a robot body and calls its owner to guide assembly
Baconbrix · x · 2026-10-24
Developer Baconbrix let Grok's @bot order a bipedal robot kit for itself, then Grok called him to walk through assembly and electronics. Photos show a 3D-printed ESP32-powered biped hooked up to his computer, with Grok chatting over serial to upload software and balance the servos — a striking autonomous-agent-plus-embodiment demo.
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