Dash Robotics builds Cheaper Toy Robots inspired by Origami and Animals
Dash Robotics is building hobbyist robot for home robotics enthusiast, with the aim of providing advanced tech for very little money .
The Dash is designed by a team of Berkeley PhD students, including Nick Kohut, Paul Birkmeyer, Andrew Gillies and Kevin Peterson.
Made from cardboard and nylon,their versatile little robot can be used as a children's toy and as a device in search and rescue missions.
These robots can be controlled by our smartphone, bluetooth connected. The battery can be recharged in 10 minutes for 1 hour of playtime.
This Robot development is inspired by Origami and Animals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAZwWzftGLg&list=PLK2ccNIJVPpB_XqWWq_oaZGIDzmKiSkYc
The Dash is designed by a team of Berkeley PhD students, including Nick Kohut, Paul Birkmeyer, Andrew Gillies and Kevin Peterson.
Made from cardboard and nylon,their versatile little robot can be used as a children's toy and as a device in search and rescue missions.
These robots can be controlled by our smartphone, bluetooth connected. The battery can be recharged in 10 minutes for 1 hour of playtime.
This Robot development is inspired by Origami and Animals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAZwWzftGLg&list=PLK2ccNIJVPpB_XqWWq_oaZGIDzmKiSkYc