A walking robot you build.

Huey stands about 25 cm tall on two legs, with 15 servos, an Arduino UNO Q for a brain and a face made of pixels. We send the parts. You print the shell.

Reserve yours What's in the kit

The Huey component kit box next to a finished Huey with a painted head — Generated concept. The box art is the real artwork; the scene is AI.

A face made of 104 pixels

Huey's face is the UNO Q's own LED matrix, 13 by 8. The board stands upright behind a black window, with the camera eye above it. A printed grid behind the window turns every LED into one sharp square.

Eyes, moods, battery level, a hello: it all runs on those 104 squares, from your own code.

CAD render of Huey's head from the front: black window, camera lens, two pixel eyes — The head in CAD: 99 × 116 × 65 mm.

Print the shape. We send the brains.

Kit contents laid out: 15 black servos, boards, camera, speaker, screws — Generated concept of the kit. The board and hat are drawn by the AI, not ours.

15 Feetech HD-1910 bus servos, each with its joint ID set and labelled
The Huey hat for the UNO Q: servo bus, power and the sensor ports
IMX219 camera with M12 lens, VL53L8CX distance sensor, speaker
Bearings, a 1.5 mm hex key, two screw sizes: M2×5 and M2×8
The shell files, ours and free. Print them at home or have a farm near you print them through CE Print

bus servos, legs, neck and head

13 × 8

pixels in the face

25 cm

tall, about

screw sizes for the whole robot

Huey standing, square head painted in swirls of amber, mint and pink — Generated concept. Our own Huey is poured paint over printed plastic.

Make it yours

The shapes are ours, open to print, and they take paint. Ours is poured in amber, sun, mint, pink and violet. Yours can be anything.

Price

Price soon

Kit A: every part above. You bring an Arduino UNO Q.

Price soon

Kit B: every part above plus the Arduino UNO Q.

Battery not included (NP-F550). Ships from Shenzhen. Join the list and we tell you the price and the first batch date.

Reserve yours, no payment

Leave your email and we write when the price and the first batch are set. You pay nothing now and can say no then.

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We'll email you once, when Huey has a price and a ship date.

We keep your email and name only to write to you about Huey, never share them, and delete them when you ask ([email protected]). Privacy.

The box

Lid and front of the box, the real print artwork.

A flat corrugated mailer, 270 × 235 × 130 mm inside, sized from the measured parts. The lid carries the head, the name and the paint band. The front has a QR code that opens the build book on your phone.

The full print sheet with the dieline (PDF)

The flat box print sheet with cut and fold lines — The flat sheet: art to the bleed, cut lines in red, folds in blue.

The brand

The logo is Huey's own head: an off-white box, a black window, the camera lens on top, and two eyes lit on the real 13 × 8 LED grid. The band under the window carries the five colours we poured on our own Huey.

The brand sheet.

Huey on one page

One-page pitch for Huey: what it is, the pixel face, the kit, make it yours, where it stands — The one-page pitch. Pictures marked "generated concept" are AI images.

Built on open work

Huey belongs to a family of small walking robots started by Open Duck Mini and Pollen Robotics' Microduck. Hundreds of people have shared bodies, trained networks, simulators and tools for them. See the community projects, each credited to its author.

The electronics and software are open source: walking-robot-kit on GitHub. If you would rather get a tested kit from us, reserve one.

Where Huey is today

The head is redesigned around the UNO Q, in CAD.
The hat's second revision adds two motion sensors, a battery monitor and touch.
First standing tests are on the bench this week. Walking runs in simulation; the real robot is next.