It’s amazing that you can make the Otto parts yourself, but it’s common to need help!
Just let us know what you are having issues with by starting a conversation in this channel, or see whether others have dealt with it before.
We first give to beta testers, active and loyal members of the community or with a high score of participation in this forum.
We also offer in a new maker electronic kit that includes all STL files. Eventually @Sebastian Coddington47 will make a instructable about Ninja
UPDATE Now Thanks to the creator they are available for everyone here Otto Ninja™ Starter robot by Otto DIY | Download free STL model | Printables.com35
This was the first winner of the Otto inventor program, Lee a robot design by @Ronny Martinez, it was selected by the community among many other great submissions,
Lee is very similar to Otto Humanoid but with the option to turn the head in this way you can verify obstacles around it.
Now the inventor wants to share it with the world!
Layer Height : 0.3mm or less /
Raft or Brim: Not required
Support : Not required
Wall Line Count : 2 / Top Solid : 3 / Bottom Solid : 3
Infill Density : 20%
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Printed out the Otto Quad yesterday only to realize that none of the internal structure for mounting the power board, buzzer or switch was included. Spent some time in Fusion yesterday and came up with an initial draft. Printing it out now to verify everything is correct.
Remote control
Blockly
Events
Arduino
Remix
3D Printing
Battery
Electronics
Expansions
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