Educational robot to build Humanoid RQ-HUNO
Find more information about the product below.
Find more information about the product below.
- This robot kit requires assembly
- World's smallest programmable humanoid robot
- 32-bit microcontroller with sound and obstacle detection sensors
- Robotic module with 16 degrees of freedom (DOF) and full duplex UART communication
- Compatible with Microsoft robotics developer studio
The educational robot is a new robotic DIY kit.
Designed to convey to robot fans a taste for education and entertainment, as well as feature-rich at an affordable price. It is equipped with all the latest high-end technologies available for humanoid robot (16 DoF, serial bus daisy chain, sound and obstacle detection sensors, USB connectivity and Android remote control app) while remaining an affordable humanoid platform.

Design different robots
Design and build various robots simply by assembling block robotic actuator modules. Without programming, users can download robotic motion files from the internet before playing them on RQ platforms.

Microsoft Robotics Studio
The robot is compatible with the new Microsoft Robotics Studio 4 and the powerful visual programming language MSRDS. This allows you to design advanced robot behaviors with a simple, hierarchical programming environment.

Exclusive SAM-3 actuators
Exclusive SAM-3 robot actuators deliver 3kgf.cm of torque and impressive speed. This makes the robot light, agile and very fast.
Mixed assembly system for simple and reliable assembly
The unique mixed assembly system of the RQ-HUNO makes the assembly step child's play. The robot is assembled using a combination of joints, screws and rivets.
Wireless remote control
Comes with an infrared remote control so you can control it from a distance. If the robot is equipped with a bluetooth module (optional and not included), it can be controlled wirelessly with your Android device.
32-bit microcontroller with sound and obstacle detection sensors
Comes with an ARM Cortex M3 microcontroller. The controller is capable of storing up to 21 movements (11 pre-defined + 10 user-defined) and up to 10 autonomous behaviors.