Ai.Frame, Kickstarter project: The Humanoid Robot controllable by smart devices

What is Ai.Frame? Well it is a miniature open-source humanoid robot. It’s flexible, customizable, and pre-assembled; that’s how it’s described on Kickstarter China project. The Ai Frame has already surpassed its threshold (rather low actually) $ 5,000 with at least 21 days before it expires. The image you see at the beginning, is just one of the three proposed by this Kickstater project.

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The Ai.Frame robots have a 16 degrees of freedom, which( the Apollo model in its two variants/the model Rex 9) are able to walk, stand, dance, fight and can even shoot a nice gun with elastics. There are 10 pre-programmed movements, but you can have fun creating up to 300 different movements and thousands of combinations.

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The control system involves the use of multiple platforms: a controller adapter thanks to Arduino, a PC, smartphone or  Android/iOS tablet that can connect via bluetooth. Even via a wearable device that translates your movements in real time!

You can book various versions of Ai.Frame in different ways: it is rather complicated models, which include no less than 109 pieces (Rex 98) and 12 segments of the outer shell. Precisely, the reason to go with a pre-assembled model.

 For $ 179 (+shipping) you can take home, Rex unassembled including various gadgets and controller adapter for the Arduino. For $20 more you can get the Apollo model already assembled. It’s the model you see at the top of this article, which starts from $ 269 and up. The first shipments are scheduled for this December. For more details, we leave you with the intro movie of the project and a link to the Kickstarter page for all the details.

Kickstarter: Ai.Frame

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About Rocco Antonio Cannale

I dig the web to find always fresh news about the tech world, from gaming to smartphones through pc and reviews. I've grown with bread and videogames since the first time I saw one.

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