A 3-axis talking skull turned into an Alexa voice services device via AlexaPi software, Raspberry Pi, and some other tools.
Bring down the technical and cost barriers of dynamic quadruped robot to a DIY pet.
Billy Bass and Alexa combine in this project to form a full bodied virtual assistant.
I found this hand puppet on Etsy and thought it would make a good companion, so I built it into a robot to control it over the internet.
How to use Arduino to keep the Costco Punk Rocker Skeleton moving as long as the Lowes Reaper Band is playing music!
This animatronic fox can wiggle its ears, tilt its head and has animated eyes. All movement and animations play autonomously and at random.
Let's take the first steps in programming together and teach him to perform basic commands such as: stand, sit, lie, bark and sentry.
Use Raspberry Pi's to do motion capture and wireless control a 3-axis skull in real-time.
Scott is your new travel companion that sits in any gym bag. It is able to turn its head left and right and bark at random people.
Make your Echo Dot a lot more interesting than a hockey puck.
A STEM interactive animated project for BBC micro:bit part of the Art-a-Tronic interactive art project.
A little device that frantically moves when objects move closer to it.
Are you ready to create something both eerie and captivating?
Simulate realistic breathing inside your puppet or animatronic companion bot.
Just a dapper robot with an LED face that looks around and waves.
As the "Canary in the coal mine" this Bird indicates the air quality, sitting on top or falling down.
Build a spooky, interactive Halloween prop - with a tiny language model running on an ESP32 (yes, regular ESP32!).
Using a real 3D scan of the bones in the human hand, we have been given the building blocks with which we will create a working model.
Anime Robot platform makers can experiment with & provide innovative AI and vision capabilities that the community can develop on.
Decided to make a surprisingly tough hand with bits and pieces from around the shop and a handful of Servo Socks!
Talk to your new desktop fish assistant about the weather, have him tell you a joke, or maybe get a story from his life in the water...
A real-life One Piece Den Den Mushi speaker whose mouth moves automatically in sync with any sound it plays.
KariPom lets the PC handle the AI, while it brings the voice to life with lip-sync, expressions, movement, and personality.
