ARCTOS is a 6-DOF robot arm based upon 3D printed mechanics running a modified version of GRBL firmware. Let’s get this straight now, the firmware is open source, but the hardware plans are a… ...

In conclusion, the AR4-MK3 6-axis robot arm kit’s latest updates offer enhanced precision, versatility, and responsiveness, making it an even more powerful and customizable tool for your projects.

They also 3D-printed a smorgasbord of different-shaped materials onto the surface of a pig’s kidney like a high-tech Play-Doh extruder. 3D printing isn’t F3DB’s only function.

[Leo Goldstien] recently got in touch to let us know about a fascinating update he posted on the Hackaday.io page for ManiPylator — his 3D printed Six degrees of freedom, or 6DOF robotic arm.… ...

Fully 3D-printed and controlled via a locally run large language model (LLM) chatbot, the robot can be assembled for as little as $70, including all materials, electronics, and power supply.

Unveiling the Project’s Core At the heart of this project lies a carefully designed 3D printed robotic arm, brought to life by the synergy of Arduino and servo motors.

Specifically, the company relies on robotic and 3D printing solutions. The former involves a set of 26 different robotic arm attachments to assist with the construction.