SMARS Modular Robot

SMARS is a open source modular 3D printed educational robot that can be programmed to do a lot of different things. Built from scratch using a 3D printer and a few off the shelf parts its perfect for learning the basics of robotics and can be upgraded with any number of sensors. It can draw, follow paths, avoid objects and climb obstacles and those are just a few of the things it can be programmed to do.

SMARS acronym of “Screwless/Screwed Modular Assemblable Robotic System” is a simple robot designed to the educational field. The main features of SMARS are the reduced number of components, the possibility of mount it without screws and without soldering any part, it doesn’t need glue or similar and it’s really cheap to build. Another main point of SMARS is the modular design. You can mount different sensors and tools and design your own parts.
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