Originally shown off at the Tokyo Raspberry Jam, the Rapiro is a 3D printed robot, about 300 mm tall, that can walk, grip pens, and turn its head. It also has a way to respond to voice commands, and can be controlled via a phone or games controller using a bluetooth dongle. There’s direct access to the Ethernet and USB ports in the back of the head as well.
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