Have you ever seen a robot made from cardboard? Before today, neither have I, and if you’re curious to what a moving creation made from cardboard would look like, you’re in luck. A designer named Mike Estee recently came up with a Hexapod made from servos, servo controllers and laser-cut cardboard limbs. While it might not be the most useful of robots (not to mention highly flammable and damaged by water), it is a pretty impressive – plus it’s eco-friendly too, seeing how it’s mostly made of biodegradable material. Check out a video demonstration of the robot in action:
Have you ever seen a robot made from cardboard? Before today, neither have I, and if you’re curious to what a moving creation made from cardboard would look like, you’re in luck. A designer named Mike Estee recently came up with a Hexapod made from servos, servo controllers and laser-cut cardboard limbs. While it might not be the most useful of robots (not to mention highly flammable and damaged by water), it is a pretty impressive – plus it’s eco-friendly too, seeing how it’s mostly made of biodegradable material. Check out a video demonstration of the robot in action: