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ESP32-based desktop robot Yeti: 100+ emotional behaviors and phone Bluetooth firmware flashing

A developer modified a desktop robot called Yeti using a 3D-printed shell and open-source code, adding 100+ emotions and behaviors, along with a gyroscope, microphone, light-dependent resistor (LDR), and touch sensor. Yeti works as a small robot and clock, and supports flashing new firmware directly via phone Bluetooth, with no Arduino IDE, computer, or cable needed. A companion app can connect automatically when nearby, and can also let two Yetis paired with different phones send each other messages, doodles, and sounds over the internet.

Part of the event: Individual developer releases desktop robot Yeti

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