Quick answer
Stanford Doggo is an open source humanoid robots project from GitHub, indexed by ZouIC. It is released under MIT. Stanford's open-source quadruped robot Doggo, built on Raspberry Pi + STM32 + brushless DC motors.
- Source
- GitHub
- Focus
- humanoid robots
- Licence
- MIT
- Author
- Nathan Kau
- Published
- 2018-09-13
- Stars
- 2570
- Forks
- 751
Common questions
What does Stanford Doggo do?
Stanford's open-source quadruped robot Doggo, built on Raspberry Pi + STM32 + brushless DC motors.
Where does Stanford Doggo come from?
ZouIC indexes it from GitHub, original page at https://github.com/Nate711/StanfordDoggoProject.
What stack does Stanford Doggo use?
tags quadruped, legged, STM32, Raspberry Pi, MIT.
Under which licence is Stanford Doggo released?
The indexed record lists MIT; the source repository remains the authority.
How popular is Stanford Doggo?
At collection time the record shows 2570 stars, 751 forks.
When was Stanford Doggo published?
The source page lists 2018-09-13.
Indexed by ZouIC from the source platform public page, for developer reference only. Copyright and licensing stay with the author; get code and files from the original platform.
Stanford Doggo
Published 2018-09-13
Stanford's open-source quadruped robot Doggo, built on Raspberry Pi + STM32 + brushless DC motors. It supports jumping, flipping, trotting and other gaits. MIT licensed.
Technical Specifications
Statistics
Similar Hardware Projects
Project Info
Author Info
Related Links
Keep exploring
Citation Note
This content is sourced from GitHub Platform，All rights reserved by the original author. This platform only provides indexing and summaries. For detailed content, please visit the original link.