This creative different type of Robot is made of Cardboard, Servos and Servo Controllers. It is to be mentioned that, this Robot is made for as sample/example, just for Executing your different types of Science and Technological Ideas.
This is an Eco-friendly Robot that has laser-cut cardboard limbs. It is a very low cost Robot. It costs $1.00 in Cardboard, $54.60 in Servos and $29.95 in Servo Controllers. Who have ever thought that, a robot will be made of within $100?
Just in addition, if you forget, this Robot is Highly Flammable and can be Damaged by Water. I’m sure this type of Creative things will come in at a very Cheap cost and inspire people to play with and experiment with science. Check out the Video below.
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