1. Download
Get the files you need to 3D-print or laser cut your TJBot's body.
š¦ Download TJBot
TJBot: Community Edition
A DIY open source robot for makers, students, and educators.
š This project was forked from the original IBM TJBot repository to keep TJBot up-to-date for evolving Raspberry Pi hardware and software.
Hello, Iām TJBot!
I am a small, open-source DIY robot that you can 3D print or laser cut. My body houses a Raspberry Pi computer, a small speaker, an LED, a microphone, a camera, and a servo motor that lets me wave my arm. I was designed for students and makers of all ages to showcase the cool applications that could be built with AI.
Get started
š¦ Download TJBot
2. Build
TJBot needs a few electronics components to come to life, including:
- š„§ Raspberry Pi - TJBot works best with a Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B+, 4, or 5
- š¾ Storage - Micro SD card or USB SSD drive
- š” LED - NeoPixel or Common Anode
- šļø Mini USB microphone
- š Mini speaker
- š¦¾ Micro servo (SG90)
- š· Camera Module (optional)
3. Bring to Life
Install the software necessary for bringing your TJBot to life.
š¾ Install TJBot3. Play
Run TJBot's recipes to interact and play games with TJBot.
š¤ Play with TJBotContribute to TJBot
TJBot: Community Edition is open source and contribution-friendly. Check out our GitHub organization and our primary source repositories.
tjbot
Core TJBot recipes and tooling.
View Repositorynode-tjbotlib
TypeScript library for writing Node.js TJBot recipes.
View Repositorypython-tjbotlib
Python library for writing TJBot recipes.
View Repository#tjbot Gallery
Need help?
If you need help with TJBot: Community Edition, please open an issue in our code repository.