The Raspberry Pi Dingo Quadruped for Students

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A new quadruped robot, designed for student research, has been developed using 12 servo motors and a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu. The project has a total cost exceeding $1,300, highlighting its status as a well-funded initiative. Comparatively, smaller and more affordable quadruped robots are available, with options priced at $250 and $114, making them more accessible for budget-conscious projects. The discussion emphasizes the financial aspect of robotics in education, contrasting high-cost custom builds with lower-cost alternatives.
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Yoiks, dat's oogly!

Or, as boneh3ad would say,
boneh3ad said:
Great googly moogly...

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jedishrfu said:
Quadruped Robot for Student Research created using 12 servo motors and a raspberry-pi running Ubuntu
😃
Linked article said:
They provided a full list of parts that totals over $1,300 USD
😧
 
So I guess that should read "well-funded Student Research"... :wink:
 
The cost is equivalent to buying 4 textbooks nowadays.
 

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