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According to a post on X by @pollenrobotics, the open-source Reachy Mini robot can now move beyond the desktop on a wheeled base. Pollen has also added a mobile app, so no computer is needed to use the robot. The company is also offering NFC hats that unlock new personalities and apps. The source is a short company post, so details such as pricing and availability are not included.
According to a post on X by @pollenrobotics, the open-source Reachy Mini robot can now move beyond the desktop on a wheeled base. Pollen has also added a mobile app, so no computer is needed to use the robot. The company is also offering NFC hats that unlock new personalities and apps. The source is a short company post, so details such as pricing and availability are not included.
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The open-source Reachy Mini robot can now roam beyond the desktop on a wheeled base. Pollen also added a mobile app so no computer is needed, plus NFC hats that unlock new personalities and apps. Original post on X Section: Launches & New Products
For developers and hobbyists using the open-source robot, the wheeled base and mobile app could change how it is set up and where it can be used. Users who prefer not to connect a computer now have an app-based option, and the NFC hats add a simple way to switch personalities and apps. Before planning around these changes, check Pollen's own materials for pricing, availability and hardware details.
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