Plen, small desktop toy humanoid robot, PLEN Project company Ltd., Osaka, Japan

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PLEN is playing soccer @SXSW 2015 Tradeshow

Published on Mar 30, 2015

People start to smile when they meet PLEN. We are happy to see this moment.

 

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Published on Mar 31, 2015

 

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Published on Mar 31, 2015

 

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Published on Mar 31, 2015

 

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Published on Jun 15, 2015

 

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PLEN2 3D-printed Open Source Robot

Published on Sep 1, 2015

PLEN2 is a robot kit consisting control boards, servomotors and accessories that you can put together yourself. You do not need any technical knowledge and special tools. What you need to build this robot is just a screwdriver. When you complete it, PLEN2 is approx.7.87in tall and weighs approx.21.16ozwith 18 joints and it is highly maneuverable.

 

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PLEN & PLEN2 the Clapping!

Published on Sep 20, 2015

 

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PLEN2 the Printable Robot

Published on Sep 24, 2015

PLEN2, the next generation of PLEN, is an open source printable robot. “printable” means that users can create the major parts with a 3D printer. We provide the open source control board, motor, and the design. The 3D data will be disclosed too. With this information, users will be free to build their own robots, independently.

 

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PLEN2 action!

Published on Sep 24, 2015

 

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Unboxing PLEN2 Developer kit

Published on Sep 30, 2015

PLEN2 is a robot kit consisting control boards, servomotors and accessories that you can put together yourself. You do not need any technical knowledge and special tools. What you need to build this robot is just a screwdriver. When you complete it, PLEN2 is approximately 20 centimeters tall and weighs approximately 350 grams with 18 joints and it is highly maneuverable.

 

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Mirror function

Published on Oct 5, 2015

 

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PLEN2 Action!

Published on Oct 13, 2015

 

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PLEN2 Developer Edition

Published on Jan 24, 2016

Intel Edison inside

 

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PLEN at Hardwarecon 2016 in San Leandro

Published on Mar 8, 2016

 

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PLENGoer Robotics

Published on Apr 1, 2016

 

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PLEN2 kinect

Published on Jun 10, 2016

 

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PLEN at XIAN International Maker Festival 2016

Published on Jul 20, 2016

Hello, makers! Since PLEN2 is printable, you can customize the robot.

 

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PLEN2, the cleaner

Published on Aug 9, 2016

Since it is open source, everyone can customize PLEN2 to expand its function.

 

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Unboxing & Let's Play - PLEN2 - Humanoid Robot Review

Published on Dec 27, 2016

Today we unbox/play with PLEN2 and see whats in this $999.99 robot! This is a mini humanoid robot that dances, plays soccer, and even picks up boxes!

PLEN is a small sized bipedal walking robot
The robot has 18 freely moveable joints and servomotor in order to provide for a range of action and stable movements. Since it's small in size, PLEN can balance well and cope with basic movements such as walking and getting up. Also, intricate movements like roller skating and skateboarding are possible.

PLEN is a wireless controllable robot
You can control it by bluetooth protocol through your PC and Smartphones. App for android "Scenography" and app for iOS "PLEN Connect" are an especially intelligible UI. By using it, complicated operations can be controlled more easily.

PLEN is a friendly robot
PLEN was named from the word plain meaning simple and plain. The name indicates a "simply shaped robot" that everyone imagines. PLEN was designed by pursuing a simple appearance and simple functionality.

PLEN Lineup
PLEN2
PLEN2 is a robot kit consisting control boards, servomotors and accessories that you can put together yourself. You do not need any technical knowledge and special tools. What you need to build this robot is just a screwdriver. When you complete it, PLEN2 is approx.20[cm] tall and weighs approx.450[g] with 18 joints and it is highly maneuverable.

3D data for the main components of the robot are provided at free of charge. Thus, using a 3D printer, anyone can customize the data and make their own original parts.

 

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PLEN2 Workshop at Ota Fab

Published on Jun 12, 2017

Let’s learn digital fabrication, programming, and robotics. We are conducting PLEN2 monthly workshop at OtaFab in Tokyo.