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HuGo is an open source FPGA project from Hackster.io, indexed by ZouIC. HuGo is a humanoid robot, created by 3D printing technique, controlled by FPGA boards using sensors, actuated by servo motors.
- Source
- Hackster.io
- Focus
- FPGA
- Author
- Attila Kovacs
- Published
- 2019-04-08
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What does HuGo do?
HuGo is a humanoid robot, created by 3D printing technique, controlled by FPGA boards using sensors, actuated by servo motors.
Where does HuGo come from?
ZouIC indexes it from Hackster.io, original page at https://www.hackster.io/attilakovacs508/hugo-791d24.
What stack does HuGo use?
tags AMD Xilinx, wip, advanced.
When was HuGo published?
The source page lists 2019-04-08.
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HuGo
Published 2019-04-08
HuGo is a humanoid robot, created by 3D printing technique, controlled by FPGA boards using sensors, actuated by servo motors.
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