The University of Waterloo student created the robot kits as part of his final year project. He says it's a cheap option for hobbyists looking to build and code a basic robot.

Power is courtesy of a pair of 18650 lithium-ion cells. The brains of the robot is an ESP32-CAM—a microcontroller board which includes a built-in camera.

While the basic development process remains the same, the design tool suites for robotics have changed in the last 20 years. In the past, designing a robot was a very complex process requiring ...

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