Unleash your engineering creativity with the Sesame Micro, a remarkable DIY robot that defies its small size. This wireless quadruped robot showcases the potential of affordable, home-built robotics. With eight degrees of freedom, it performs complex movements and poses, all controlled wirelessly through a web interface. Dorian Todd's Sesame Micro is a testament to the power of microcontrollers and 3D printing. Two microcontrollers, the Adafruit Metro Mini v2 and Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32, work in tandem to control eight tiny servos and provide wireless connectivity. The compact design and custom 3D-printed frame house the electronics, resulting in a sleek and functional robot. Explore the world of compact robotics and discover how Sesame Micro pushes the boundaries of what's possible. From walking and dancing to playing dead, this little robot is packed with features. Get inspired to build your own and join the DIY robotics revolution!

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