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PhoneBot: Humanoid Robot Powered by a Phone

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  • by Ci
  • in Cool Finds
  • — 13 Nov

Your smartphone not only has great cameras but also a powerful processor. It is no wonder that many researchers experiment with it to power their robots and AI applications. Take PhoneBot for instance: it is a modular humanoid robot that uses your phone’s camera, sensors and onboard processing power. This robot costs about $400 in total if you take into account hardware cost.

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Here are the main specs for this robot:

  • 0.48m height
  • Weight: 18kg
  • 13 DYNAMIXEL actuators
  • 3S battery

As you can see in the GIF, this robot can walk around and recover from a fall.

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