Its name is Poppy.
“Both hardware and software are open source. There is not one single Poppy humanoid robot but as many as there are users. This makes it very attractive as it has grown from a purely technological tool to a real social platform.”
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Link: Open-source programmable, 3D printable robot for anyone to experiment with
Its name is Poppy.
“Both hardware and software are open source. There is not one single Poppy humanoid robot but as many as there are users. This makes it very attractive as it has grown from a purely technological tool to a real social platform.”