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ALVE Dual-Arm Humanoid Robot 3D Print Files Released
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Reddit user /u/DisastrousHedgehog5 released 3D-printable digital files for the ALVE upper-body humanoid robot. The robot consists of 3D-printed parts and an aluminum extrusion frame, and includes two multi-joint robotic arms, robotic hands, a movable head, and a supported torso, aimed at makers, robotics enthusiasts, and educators. The files are provided as a digital download; physical components such as motors, electronics, aluminum extrusions, bearings, and fasteners must be purchased separately; assembly and operation require mechanical assembly, wiring, and programming skills. The publisher states that the poses shown in the images do not imply that autonomous task software is included.
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- ALVE: A 3D-printed dual-arm humanoid robot (including arms, hands, and head)
ALVE is an upper-body humanoid robot project made from 3D-printed parts and an aluminum extrusion frame, comprising two multi-joint robotic arms, robotic hands, a movable head, and a supported torso, aimed at makers, robotics enthusiasts, and educators. The project is offered as a digital download; motors, electronics, aluminum extrusions, bearings, and fasteners must be purchased separately, and assembly and operation require mechanical assembly, wiring, and programming. The display images include a physical prototype and digital model views; the poses shown do not imply that autonomous task software is included.
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