Open source Umanoidi

Umanoide Papavero

One of the first fully 3D-printed open-source humanoids, started in 2013 by Inria’s Flowers team: 83 cm, 25 DoF with a 5-DoF bio-inspired spine, for education, research and art.

Tipo
umanoide
DoF
25 (incluso dorso 5-DoF)
Altezza
83 cm
Peso
3,5 kg
Costo di costruzione
≈ US $ 8.000–9.000
Struttura
stampe in nylon SLS
  • Apri hardware e apri codice
  • Distinta base completa con link ai fornitori
  • Collegamenti diretti al CAD, al codice e ai documenti originali

01 — Dettagli progetto

Panoramica, BOM e risorse

Overview

Poppy Humanoid is one of the earliest complete 3D-printed open-source humanoids. Its signature is a 5-motor bio-inspired spine and human-like hips with thighs angled 6° inward, giving it a more natural gait.

It uses ROBOTIS Dynamixel servos and the Python library pypot; an experienced builder assembles it in about 7 hours.

Key specifications

Actuators19 × MX-28AT, 4 × MX-64AT, 2 × AX-12A (ROBOTIS Dynamixel)
ComputerRaspberry Pi 3/4 (early builds: Odroid U3 / XU4)
SensorsWide-angle HD camera; optional 9-DoF IMU and 4.5" screen
CostAbout 60% goes to the 25 Dynamixels

Bill of materials

The official BOM lists parts and quantities only; a full build is about US$8,000–9,000, roughly 60% of it servos.

Download the BOM (.xlsx)

PartModel / specQtyLink
3D printing
leg2
thigh_right1
thigh_left1
hip_right1
hip_left1
pelvis1
simple_foot_left1
simple_foot_right1
hip_z_to_hip_y-connector2
double_rotation_MX64_link2
i101-Set_to_MX64_link1
abdomen1
spine1
double_rotation_MX28_link2
i101-Set_to_MX28_link1
chest1
shoulder_right1
shoulder_left1
arm_connector2
upper_arm2
forearm_left1
forearm_right1
hand_right1
hand_left1
neck1
head-back1
head-face1
support_camera1
screen1
hide-screen1
speaker_left1
speaker_right1
fake_manga_screen1
Electronics
USB2AX2
Hardkernel Odroid U3
8GB eMMC Module U Linux
Cooling Fan U3 (Optionnal)
USB hub: here ou [here][8]
DC Plug Cable Assembly 2.5mm
5V DC convertoradafruit.com ↗
speakers2
ampli stereoadafruit.com ↗
Nano Wifi Dongleamazon.fr ↗
2.0 Megapixels "Videw" Camera with OV2643 CMOS sensor equipied with FOV 120° or 170°!! + USB cablealibaba.com ↗
Sparkfun Razor 9DoF IMU (Optionnal)
Manga Screen (Optionnal)kickstarter.com ↗
Robotis
MX-28AT19
MX-64AT4
AX-12A2
HN07-N101 set19
HN07-i101 Set12
HN05-N102 Set4
HN05-i101 Set4
Wrench Bolt M23 (200 pcs)1
Wrench Bolt M2.54 (200 pcs)1
Wrench Bolt M2.56 (200 pcs)1
Wrench Bolt M2.58 (200 pcs)1
BIOLOID Bolt Nut Set BNS-101
Nut M2.5 (400 pcs)1
N1 Nut M2 (400 pcs)1
SMPS2Dynamixel3
SMPS 12V 5A PS-101
BIOLOID 3P Extension PCB3
Robot Cable-3P 60mm 10pcs1
Robot Cable-3P 100mm 10pcs1
Robot Cable-3P 140mm 10pcs1
Robot Cable-3P 200mm 10pcs1
cable-3P 22cm3
cable-3P 25cm3
cable-3P 50cm2
Cable-4P 200mm avec fils D+/D- coupés2
Head option A (current docs)
Raspberry Pi 3 + SD card1

3D printing & fabrication

  • Official parts are white polished polyamide (SLS nylon) with a clear resin screen — ideal for an online 3D-printing service.
  • No FDM settings are published; on a desktop printer, use thicker walls and more infill for strength.
  • STL, STEP and SolidWorks files are on the GitHub releases page.

CAD, code & papers

Get the large files — CAD, STL, STEP and code — straight from the original project:

License

Hardware CC BY-SA 4.0; software GPL v3.

Image credits

  1. Image 1: Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet. · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  2. Image 2: Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet. · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  3. Image 3: Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet. · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  4. Image 4: Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet. · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  5. Image 5: Inria / Poppy-project.org / Photo H. Raguet. · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  6. Image 6: Poppy Project / Inria Flowers · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗
  7. Image 7: Poppy Project / Inria Flowers · CC BY-SA 4.0 — source ↗

Fonte: Images and data: Poppy Project / Inria Flowers (website, GitHub, assembly guide and papers). Hardware CC BY-SA 4.0, software GPL v3; “Poppy” is a registered trademark. This site is not affiliated with the original project.

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Dove trovare le parti

Ogni riga nella distinta base si collega al fornitore utilizzato dal team originale. Hai bisogno di aiuto per reperire parti o stampare in 3D la struttura? Dicci quale robot stai costruendo.

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