Joy Robot Miniature (Miniatura do Robô da Alegria)

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Joy Bot is a project that shares knowledge and promotes technological innovation to help NGOs with charitable work in children's hospitals. The goal is to design a remote-controlled robot using open hardware and software technologies, allowing kids to interact through arm movements, facial expressions, voice, images, and games. This design is a two-inch miniature of the Joy Bot, featuring articulated arms. Two designs are available for download: one with a closed helmet and no face, printed from a single file, and another with four parts: body, face, eyes, mouth, and helmet lid. Conceptual design by Guilherme Pupo, detailed design by Igor Albuquerque. Learn more at https://hackaday.io/project/12873-joy-bot https://www.hackster.io/igorF2/joy-bot-85e178 https://www.facebook.com/joybot/ How can you help? We're currently building and printing the Joy Bot's structure, and there are several ways to support our project: Donate: Tip our design if you want to help build the Joy Bot and improve it. Donations will be used for supplies (electronics, 3D printing, filaments, etc.) and promoting our work in children's hospitals. Your name will be added to the credits. Like: Show us your appreciation by liking our project on platforms like Facebook, Hackster, Hackaday, Maker Share, Thingiverse, and more. Share: Spread the word about our project on social media, so we can reach more people and inspire makers worldwide. Print: We're printing a full-size Joy Bot, which will take time and materials. Contact us if you want to help by printing some parts, making it easier for us to complete the structure faster. Collect and make your own: Print our design, share it with others, or donate your printed miniature to nearby children's hospitals. You can buy a Creality CR-10 for $369.99 using coupon code 11CR10EU at Gearbest.