JBR-001 - Open-source 3D-printable desktop companion robot
Show HN: JBR-001 – An open-source 3D printable desktop robot
JBR-001 is an open-source, 3D-printable desktop robot powered by the Arduino UNO Q. It combines a camera, distance sensor, buzzer, animated display, and three servo motors to create an interactive companion. You can print, assemble, and program it yourself. JBR-001 greets you with arm and head movements, plays sounds, and uses computer vision for advanced interactions. It's a versatile platform for experimenting with robotics, edge AI, and physical computing. All STL files and code are available on GitHub, making it easy to build and customize.
JBR-001 is a small platform for experimenting with robotics, physical interaction, edge AI, and computer vision—you can print, assemble, program, and extend it yourself.
- NikhilChowdaryG
I have started to use my editor to build a robotic arm and we are using JEPA for perception and Ornith local model for reasoning as a hybrid approach for arm because there’s no single model that handles both.
- mrheosuper
I’m sad that it uses the Uno Q. I really dislike the uno Q, since it uses QC SoC, which means no cheap Chinese clone, which is not very accessible to everyone.
- salamachinas
Thanks for sharing! Love that it's open source with the 3D files and instructions included. My son and I are going to build this together. Great project.