Open source Mini humanoïdes et bipèdes

Canard ouvert Mini v2

Un mini bipède open source inspiré du droïde BDX de Disney : environ 42 cm, 16 articulations, 14 servos de bus Feetech et marche RL qui fonctionne en sim-to-real — environ 400 € en pièces.

Type
Mini bipède
Articulations
16
Hauteur
≈ 42 cm
Servomoteurs
Feetech STS3215 × 14
Coût de la nomenclature
≈ 398,10 €
Structure
impressions PLA + TPU
  • Matériel ouvert et code ouvert
  • Nomenclature complète avec liens fournisseurs
  • Liens directs vers la CAO, le code et les documents d'origine

01 — Détails du projet

Aperçu, BOM et ressources

Overview

Open Duck Mini is built by Antoine Pirrone and the community, sponsored by Hugging Face and Pollen Robotics. Walking policies are trained in MuJoCo Playground and run on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.

Five joints per leg, four in the neck and head, and two antennas. The community has added shell, e-stop panel and head mods, and there is a Chinese build guide.

Key specifications

Servos14 × Feetech STS3215 7.4 V bus servos + 9 g servos (antennas)
ControllerRaspberry Pi Zero 2W + Waveshare bus-servo driver
SensorsBNO055 IMU, foot contact switches; optional camera and mic
Power2 × 18650 (2S) + BMS + 5 V UBEC

Bill of materials

Total €398.10 (estimated minimum €331.10); with the optional expression package (eye LEDs, projector, speaker, mic, camera) €432.34.

Download the BOM (.xlsx) · Official BOM ↗

PartModel / specQtyUnitSubtotalSupplier
Power
18650 cell2€5.00€10.00nkon.nl ↗
18650 cell holder1€4.99€4.99amazon.fr ↗
2S BMS1€8.40€8.40shorturl.at ↗
5V regulator1€4.00€4.00shorturl.at ↗
Small power switch1€4.49€4.49amazon.fr ↗
usb-c charger1€9.99€9.99amazon.fr ↗
2.1mm barrel jack2€1.00€2.00amazon.fr ↗
XT15? XT30 ?1€8.00€8.00amazon.fr ↗
Servos, control and sensors
IMU (BNO055)1€40.00€40.00amazon.fr ↗
Raspberry pi zero 2w1€26.08€26.08t.ly ↗
SD card1€10.00€10.00amazon.fr ↗
Servo control board1€5.00€5.00waveshare.com ↗
Feetech 7.4v STS 321514€14.00€196.00alibaba.com ↗
Feet contact switches (SS-10)4€1.00€4.00fr.aliexpress.com ↗
9g servos2€3.33€6.66amazon.fr ↗
MISC
3D printing M3 inserts1€5.99€5.99amazon.fr ↗
Standard PLA1€20.00€20.00
TPU1€0.00€0.00
Cable sheath1€9.00€9.00amazon.fr ↗
15cm micro usb to usb-c cable1€7.00€7.00amazon.fr ↗
50cm micro usb to usb c cable1€6.00€6.00amazon.fr ↗
Bearing3€3.50€10.50amazon.fr ↗
Total€398.10

Optional items, tools and reference items (not counted)

PartModel / specQtyUnitSubtotalSupplier
Expression package
Projector reflector1€2.00€2.00fr.aliexpress.com ↗
Speaker1€6.00€6.00amazon.fr ↗
Leds (for eyes and projector)3€0.20€0.60amazon.fr ↗
Microphone1€15.00€15.00amazon.fr ↗
Eye diffusers4€0.16€0.64amazon.fr ↗
Amplifier1€5.00€5.00amazon.fr ↗
Raspberry pi camera1€5.00€5.00fr.aliexpress.com ↗
Total€398.10

3D printing & fabrication

  • All parts in standard PLA at 15% infill; foot_bottom_tpu in TPU at 40%.
  • About 500 g of PLA; M3 heat-set inserts required.
  • The 36 official STLs are in the repository’s print folder; community mods (shell, head) are alongside.

CAD, code & papers

Get the large files — CAD, STL, STEP and code — straight from the original project:

License

The main Open_Duck_Mini repository is Apache-2.0. Open_Duck_Mini_Runtime, Open_Duck_Playground and Open_Duck_reference_motion_generator have no LICENSE file (checked 2026-10-21), so all rights are reserved by default — reference only.

Image credits

  1. Image 1: Antoine Pirrone (apirrone) and community contributors · repo Apache-2.0, image not separately licensed — source ↗
  2. Image 2: Antoine Pirrone (apirrone) and community contributors · repo Apache-2.0, image not separately licensed — source ↗
  3. Image 3: Antoine Pirrone (apirrone) and community contributors · repo Apache-2.0, image not separately licensed — source ↗
  4. Image 4: Antoine Pirrone (apirrone) and community contributors · repo Apache-2.0, image not separately licensed — source ↗
  5. Image 5: Antoine Pirrone (apirrone) and community contributors · repo Apache-2.0, image not separately licensed — source ↗

Source: Images et données : projet Open Duck Mini (Antoine Pirrone et communauté, GitHub apirone/Open_Duck_Mini). Dépôt principal Apache-2.0. Design inspiré du BDX de Disney ; ce site n'est pas affilié à Disney ou au projet original.

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