Q8botOne by ZeroWire Robotics
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Have you seen a robot built with no wires? Q8botOne is a palm-sized quadruped robot that eliminates traditional wire harnessing through a fully integrated mechanical and electronic architecture. This approach helps Q8bot achieve a compact, robust, and highly-serviceable design that is both fun to use and easy to assemble.
Visit our demo table at Teardown for a hands-on look inside the robot. You will have the opportunity to do some impromptu “teardown”, play with the robot with our intuitive remote controller, and learn about the engineering decisions behind its zero-wire architecture.
Yufeng (Eric) Wu is a mechanical design engineer and robotics enthusiast based in California. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UCLA, where he conducted robotics research in the Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory (RoMeLa). Eric’s work focuses on integrated electro-mechanical design, rapid prototyping, and making advanced robotics more accessible through open hardware and thoughtful engineering.
