In fact, there are several robot kits that you can purchase that are designed specifically for Raspberry Pi integration. Some of them are easy to assemble and make an excellent option for robo ...

The PiDog programmable robot kit challenges you to assemble and code a Raspberry Pi–powered dog that can respond to commands, recognize faces, and even use natural language processing.

It doesn’t matter. A video shows you how to build the robot; then, you’ll follow a step-by-step guide on coding with Python and programming commands using your Raspberry Pi board (sold ...

If you would like to build your very own robot dog companion complete with moving limbs, sensors and more. You might be interested in the CM4 XGO Robot Dog Kit V2 for Raspberry Pi is a noteworthy ...

Kiluck Corp is crowd-funding the development of a relatively inexpensive humanoid robot kit that is designed to work with Raspberry Pi.

SB Components has created a new Raspberry Pi powered humanoid robot aptly named the PiMecha which is now available to back via Kickstarter with kits available from £299. A fully assembled ...

Meet Rapiro, the kit robot with a space inside its kawaii head to accomodate the Raspberry Pi microcomputer. The gizmo is the creation of Shota Ishiwatari, the Japanese gadgeteer who came up with ...

Enter the MeArm Pi, a Kickstarter project that claims to offer just that. It’s a miniature robotic arm designed to be simple enough for a child to put together, and it’s controlled by both a ...