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The AIM
Mark Robotic Lab has an aim which wishes people join together to become a world team and share your creation through this online platform. Hopefully, it can improve “Mark 1 Robot” to have greater applications to help human in life living by your ideas. Believe that it may reduce the cost and everyone can enjoy the result of future.
Therefore, Mark Robotic Lab will publish “Instruction Manual Book”, to sell digital robot 3D data files and robotic related products for makers. It can let the makers easy to understand, save time and use simple tools to make a robot by themselves.
The “Instruction Manual Book” is included over 5 years experience on “Mark 1 Robot” R&D, material & tools introduction and step-by-step to let you know the whole processing for how to make “Mark 1 Robot”.
But before above mentions, it sets a rule as follow. The book will be posted on this online platform in 600 units for pre-order (600 units is the minimum order quantity of hard-copy printing number.). Besides, it must hit this number as my goal! For protecting all backers who ordered this book and keep the copyright in reserved before my book to life. Therefore, I must not release any digital versions or pdf versions thru any methods.
Finally, the “Instruction Manual Book” is for “PRE-ORDER” now! Hope you can back and support!
(376 units in stock) updated on 28th Dec, 2018
updating quantity per month
Your donation can help Mark 1 Research & Development to keep running. We believe that Mark 1 will have application and assist human in coming future. After donated, Your Name also will be printed on the Donation pages of our Instruction Manual Book.
Digital download
Mark 1 Robot 3D digital file download. Based on the simple structure, you can be easier to assemble and make your own robot at home!
Product onsale
Including Mark 1 Robot Instruction manual & 3D printing parts. We also offer some special and good quality products in the market and recommend to our makers & users.
Makerland
Members can share or recreate their Mark 1 mechanic, face, mask, etc. and upload your robot creation for sale.
Art & Technology
Welcome to the future!
The “Mark 1 Robot” project is essentially an art and technology based project with a simple premise - to allow the evolution of consumer robotics through hands-on experimentation. I want to provide an opportunity for “makers” to create, share and advance their robotic experiences and creative designs, to further the robotics movement.
Through the “Mark 1 Robot” project, hobbyists can join together and share their ideas, download plans, learn robot making and experience advanced mechanics on a user-friendly platform.
Additionally, I may help others progress their skills to the point of being able to market/sell their creative designs online. I want the growth of sharing to hopefully result in the growth of commerce in robots.
Of course, as an “art” based project I welcome artists and designers from all fields! Art and design are very important and is the key point to combine with new technology - otherwise, “robots” will only be a mesh of wires and circuit boards.
In the future, I hope all involved will keep modifying and upgrading the base design together. The “Mark 1 Robot” should benefit from this community development cycle by finding real world applications and resulting in more advanced progress into the future.
Why not build one yourself?
It may sound impossible. In fact, it’s not even all that hard. Ricky proved that when he unveiled his home-built "Mark 1" Robot.
Now you can too experience the incredible technology inside the "Mark 1" in your own home or hacker space. Join the team and crowdfund the Robotics Instruction Manual Book. Contribute to the first-ever guide to how to build your very own robot!
It would be an absolutely fantastic book for those love arts, sculpting and casting, to machinery mechanics, wiring, and AI programming.
Book outline:
• File library: 3D printer mechanic-parts (STL format)
• Character sculpting techniques & skills
• Mold casting construction
• How to build a robot skeleton
• 3D printer and scanning machine usage
• 3D printing: mechanic-parts assembly and hand-working with metal
• Motor application and programming
• Wire and power connections
• Materials science and application
• Overall robotic assembly and processing
• Robot voice control, dialogue, and tracking programming (human face and color recognition)