2018-05-16, 06:02 PM
Hey,
You may know that fabric8r.com is currently based in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. A maker from this area is running a kickstarter project for his educational robots. I've enjoyed talking with him several times at the local mini maker faire.
The robots are not designed for heavy workloads - instead, they are weak for safety. The underlying custom electronics though should support stronger motors if needed (this is what I recall from talking to him - things may have changed, or I might not remember correctly).
Anyway, if you're in Cincinnati, take a chance to support a local, and otherwise check out the offerings and see if they suit you.
Here's the link:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/713...n-ai-robot
Stan
You may know that fabric8r.com is currently based in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. A maker from this area is running a kickstarter project for his educational robots. I've enjoyed talking with him several times at the local mini maker faire.
The robots are not designed for heavy workloads - instead, they are weak for safety. The underlying custom electronics though should support stronger motors if needed (this is what I recall from talking to him - things may have changed, or I might not remember correctly).
Anyway, if you're in Cincinnati, take a chance to support a local, and otherwise check out the offerings and see if they suit you.
Here's the link:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/713...n-ai-robot
Stan
