It's a Maker's World pt.2
summary
Robos saavi sells 3D printers, scanners, CNC and sensors and uses Alibaba sourcing and cheap hobby parts to prototype humanoids quickly. A dancing robot performs for 6,000 people but famously fails a twerking stunt; a 1.80 m humanoid uses carbon fiber, fishing-line (Kevlar) tendons, stereo vision and an i7 embedded PC. Bearings cost £6 each retail versus $400 for 1,000 on Alibaba. A $800 GrabCAD bounty yields 30 printable shell designs.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:03The Revolution of the Makers
- 0:57Crowd Funding
- 2:11Dancing Robot
- 7:173d Printable Humanoid Robot
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