Coding robots are getting smarter all the time. The latest models are designed for more advanced students and researchers. Large robot dogs are particularly popular but can be an overkill for most. Here are 6 iPhone compatible robot dogs that can take your coding to the next level:
Hiwonder MechDog: an app smart robot dog with 8 high-speed coreless servos and an ESP32 controller. It also has ultrasonic, IMU, and other sensors. There are 16 preset actions for you to try right out of the box. This robot dog is compact enough to fit in the palm of your hand.
BabyAlpha A2: a GPT-40 powered robot dog with 100 lifelike expressions and 40 realistic movements. It has touch, voice, and app control. There is also a camera for photo capture.
XGO-Mini: a 12DOF robot dog with app control. It is ready for ROS and Python programming. It mimics the motions of a dog and can walk on uneven surfaces.
Bittle X: a tiny cute robot dog that can do backflips. It can also sit and play dead. It has 10 programmable voice commands. You can program this in C++ and Python. This one operates on OpenCat.
Unitree Go2: a more advanced robot dog for serious research. It has 4D LiDAR for all-terrain performance. It uses GPT to make better decisions. This robot features Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. It has an app for graphical programming.
DOGZILLA S1: a smart robot dog for Raspberry Pi fans. It can maintain its balance and even play soccer. The app gives you access to 20 preset actions. This robot supports RVIZ and GAZEBO simulations.
Stay tuned as we will cover more iPhone compatible robot dogs here in the future.
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