Semi-assembled bipedal robot kit with reinforcement learning. You build the legs, calibrate the servos, train in simulation and watch the policy run on the real robot. Assembled in Leiria, Portugal.

We do not just sell the robot. We sell the robot plus the path you walk with it.
Torso and head assembled; you build the legs and calibrate the 14 servos.
Walk, sit/stand, crouch, kick and fall recovery, trained by us for this robot. Gait variations we publish on the Hub arrive as updates.
Drive the duck from day one, before training anything.
Guided path in Portuguese: simulation, RL training and sim2real. In-person workshops in Leiria.
Three stages. Each ends with the duck doing something it could not do before.
Legs, Feetech servos, wiring. At the end the duck stands and answers the controller with our policies.
MuJoCo + PPO on an NVIDIA GPU: your own PC or a cloud machine. Change the reward, train a new gait, compare it with ours.
Export the policy, run it on the onboard Radxa and see what simulation did not tell you. Then back to 02.
Based on Open Duck Mini v2 by Antoine Pirrone and the Microduck software by Pollen Robotics / Hugging Face. All Apache-2.0. No black box.
github.com/apirrone/Open_Duck_Mini →It secures your kit in batch 1 and is deducted from the final price: at shipping you pay the remaining €400. If we cannot build your duck for delivery, we return the deposit in full. Your statutory consumer rights, including the 14-day right of withdrawal for online purchases, are not affected.
We only buy parts for kits already reserved, so there is no idle stock. With fewer than 20 deposits on 1 November we close a batch of 30 at the same price and deliver in January — or refund your deposit, your choice.
When the kit ships. You get a Stripe link by email; no payment, no shipping.
You get the Christmas box before the 23rd: printed shell, course access and a voucher. The full kit arrives in January, at the €499 launch price.
No. It is educational material for 14+, with 7.4 V servos and a lithium battery. Batch 1 ships with a declaration of conformity based on pre-certified modules; EMC testing closes in batch 2.
Not to build it and use the included policies. For the training path, basic Python is enough — the course starts there.
Yes. The robot is based on Open Duck Mini v2 (Antoine Pirrone) and the Microduck software (Pollen Robotics), both Apache-2.0. Print parts, modify and publish, keeping the licence and credits.