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Berkeley Humanoid Lite And The Open Source Robotics Revolution

Berkeley Humanoid Lite And The Open Source Robotics Revolution

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• Thanks to this LinkedIn Post by Lukas Ziegler, I found out about the Berkeley Humanoid Lite. Now I’ve always been quite skeptical of humanoid robots. Why not just get two...

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Thanks to this LinkedIn Post by Lukas Ziegler, I found out about the Berkeley Humanoid Lite. Now I’ve always been quite skeptical of humanoid robots. Why not just get two Roomba-like devices to do the work on each floor and dispense with the walking? The extra humanoid element may be exciting, but it seems like a lot of additional effort compared to just getting a robot to do relevant work.

But the Berkeley Humanoid Lite really changes my thinking about this. A lot of the robot’s components can be made on the 3D printer you have at home. The total BOM cost may be around $5000. The robot is also open-source and uses only standard components you can order online. A team at Berkeley has been working on this for a while and has published a series of papers on it. Not only is the CAD open sour

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