

Say hello to the new educational humanoid OP robot by Robotis! The Robotis OP3 is more efficient, has an autonomous navigation system and offers a ROS suitable for Linux and Windows users.
Including €2.50 for ecotax
Not everyone can afford a humanoid robot, far from it, because the electronics and mechanics involved are particularly complex. But Robotis has now brought us an updated version of its humanoid robot at a truly attractive price, ideal for universities of science and technology, research labs and manufacturers.
Robotis OP3 is a miniature humanoid, standing just 51 cm tall, that’s open-source programmable on Linux, has 20 degrees of freedom, one main dual-core processor and a secondary ARM Cortex-M7 processor. It has an autonomous, IMU navigation system that uses three instruments: a 3-axis gyroscope, magnetometer and accelerometer. The IMU allows you to configure and analyse its rotation speed, acceleration and even direction. Robotis OP3 has an embedded, high-definition webcam offering a 1920 x 1080-pixel resolution allowing it to interact in numerous ways with its environment, for example by detecting colours and shapes and using facial recognition.
If you’ve already played with the OP2, you’ll know it performs impressively well. Well the OP3 takes things up a notch:
In short, you’ll find everything you’ve always loved about the OP2 Robotis humanoid in the OP3... only better!