The Raspberry Pi Dingo Quadruped for Students

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the Raspberry Pi Dingo Quadruped robot designed for student research, focusing on its construction, cost, and comparisons to other quadruped robots available in the market. The scope includes technical specifications, pricing, and accessibility for students.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants highlight the Dingo Quadruped's use of 12 servo motors and a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu, noting its complexity and potential for student research.
  • One participant comments on the high cost of the Dingo, which totals over $1,300 USD, suggesting it reflects a well-funded research initiative.
  • Another participant compares the cost of the Dingo to the price of four textbooks, indicating that it may be a significant investment for students.
  • Some participants provide links to alternative, smaller, and cheaper quadruped robots, with one option priced at $250 and another at $114, suggesting these may be more accessible for students.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on the affordability and accessibility of the Dingo Quadruped, with some suggesting it is too expensive for typical student budgets while others point out cheaper alternatives. No consensus is reached regarding the overall value of the Dingo compared to other options.

Contextual Notes

The discussion does not resolve the implications of the pricing on student research opportunities or the specific advantages of the Dingo compared to the alternatives mentioned.

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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
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Linked article said:
They provided a full list of parts that totals over $1,300 USD
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So I guess that should read "well-funded Student Research"... :wink:
 
The cost is equivalent to buying 4 textbooks nowadays.
 
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