3D PRINT YOUR OWN ROBOT

Print your own parts Jimmy’s head, hands and a select few other parts need to be 3D printed. The blueprints are free, but you’ll need to fork out for the processor and motors All about Edison Intel’s Edison chip is a highly sophisticated way of keeping Jimmy smart. It includes everything from a dual-core processor, storage, Wi-Fi and low energy Bluetooth Stay in control Although the accompanying app is the primary method of controlling Jimmy, there’s also scope to partner up a PlayStation controller If you don’t want your personal android to just look everyone else’s, meet Jimmy. You can choose from a range of designs online for this custom-built bot, picking how the robot’s arms and legs look as well as accessorizing it with sunglasses, a bow tie or…

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