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Intel to sell kits for 3D-printed robots | ITworld
“A family of robot kits for 3D printers is being developed by Intel, with the first, named “Jimmy,” due out in September. The 45-centimeter-tall “social robot” will cost US$1,500. The walking robot, developed in conjunction with Trossen Robotics, is a smaller version of a $16,000 robot shown by Intel CEO Brian Krzanich during a keynote at the Re/code conference in May.”
Source: www.itworld.com
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