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People teach robots, and get paid in dollars on Arbitrum for every run they record.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-arbitrumOpen →Products
Software you can use today on Arbitrum, and robots whose CAD, print files and firmware are open on GitHub.

People teach robots, and get paid in dollars on Arbitrum for every run they record.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-arbitrumOpen →
Drive the arm from a Meta Quest 3S, on your own table.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-arbitrumOpen →
A robot arm pair you can print: a passive leader and an MG996R follower.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-armsOpen →
An animated desk lamp that sees, hears and moves.
github.com/nickthelegend/hotaruOpen →
A wrist unit that records how hard a hand grips, not just where it goes.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-avaxOpen →
A full-size walking humanoid designed to be built in India.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-jx1Open →
The humanoid you can build now, for under ₹50,000.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-jx1Open →
A 14-servo duck robot, printed on a P1S in four colours.
github.com/nickthelegend/thenar-duckOpen →
A printable 240 mm Formula-style simulator wheel, engraved ThenarLabs.
github.com/nickthelegend/racingwheelOpen →