
DIY (open source)Kits were sold by Génération Robots; the project estimates a complete build at $8,000–9,000, about 60% of it for the 25 Robotis Dynamixel servos
Discontinued · used/leftover onlyScripted3D-printedOpen sourceArt + education
Weeks+Shipping: Build. Can be built from the open files with 3D-printed parts and Dynamixel servos; complete kits are rarely offered now.
Overview
A 3D-printed open-source humanoid from Inria designed for research, education and art, with a multi-articulated trunk and a Python-first software stack. It walks only with assistance, so it belongs with the non-balancing robots. The project spun off into the Poppy Station community, and the files remain on GitHub.
Specifications
| Category | Bipeds · Research & legacy bipeds |
|---|---|
| Released | 2014 |
| Availability | Discontinued · used/leftover only |
| Programmability | Open source (hardware + software) |
| Best for | Professionals & labs |
| Vision sensors | Camera |
| Actuators | Smart servos (Dynamixel, Feetech…) |
| Audio | No audio |
| Compute type | Raspberry Pi, Other ARM chip |
| Balance type | Scripted |
| Height | 83–84 cm |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
| Compute | Raspberry Pi / ODROID |
| Speed | Not published |
| DOF | 25 Dynamixel |
| Sensors | Camera, IMU |
| Balance | Needs a support harness to walk; used mostly for upper-body and interaction research. |
| SDK | pypot Python library, Snap! blocks, Jupyter; open CAD and software |
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Image credits
- Image 1: source (CC BY-SA 4.0, Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet)
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