Otto DIY build your own robot

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An interactive robot that anyone can make!
Otto walks, dances, makes sounds, avoids obstacles, you can code on your own and even customize, it is completely open source, Arduino compatible and 3D printable.

Features

• 💻 Programmable with Otto Blockly or Arduino IDE

• 👣 Walks & dances

• 🦇 Avoids obstacles

• 🔊 Makes emotional sounds and melodies

more details in https://www.ottodiy.com/

Print instructions

Otto is very well designed for 3D printing, so won't give you trouble if you follow these common parameters:

FDM 3D printer, PLA is enough.
No supports or rafts.
Resolution: 0.2mm
Fill density 15%

All parts in total use 100gr aprox. equivalent to 35m of regular PLA 1.75mm thickness, it should take around 4 hours to 3D print a full set of parts for one Otto even less with optimized settings depending on your printer and slicer.

List of Parts

• 🖥 Otto Nano Microcontroller + I/O board

• 🔌 USB cable

• 🔋 Rechargeable 16340 battery booster do NOT use Alkaline not enough power or use (soldering required)

• Toggle or 8x8 push switch depending on the body your print

• ⚙ 4 x micro servo motors with set of screws.

• 🦇 Ultrasonic sensor HC-SR04

• 🔊 Buzzer passive Ø12mm

• 🌈 8x DuPont female to female jumper wires

• Small Phillips screwdriver magnetized

• 3D Printed head

• 3D Printed body

• 3D Printed legs (2)

• 3D Printed feet (2)

How to build video

How to code video

• Looking for more stable legs? print these: alternative robot biped legs

• Expand into a Humanoid robot or Smart  robot 

• Change the legs to Wheels robot or Quadruped robot

• Change the head to Emotional LED eyes robot 

• Make the head rotate with this rotating head expansion 

• or simply decorate with these robot face accessories

• Avoid hassles with the new HP Robots Otto!

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