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A Robot Disguised as an Ordinary Filament Spool

Matt Denton's Spoolbot looks almost exactly like a 2 kg spool of 3D-printer filament, complete with real filament wrapped around the outside. At a glance, there is little to suggest that it is a mobile robot.

Inside are an ESP32-C3-based controller, IMU, RC receiver, geared DC motors, and battery packs used as ballast. The spool's black end discs act as the wheels, while the internal frame stays upright as the shell rolls around it.

ファニトロちゃん:びっくり

A part whose entire job is to sit beside a 3D printer holding filament has been turned into a robot without giving up the disguise. You might not notice anything unusual until the spool drives away.

Details: Hackster.io ↗ · Open video or post ↗

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