Sheh, R.
, Eguchi, A.
, Komsuoglu, H.
and Jacoff, A.
(2017),
The Open Academic Robot Kit, Springer, Cham, , [online], https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57786-9_4, https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=924514
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The Open Academic Robot Kit
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Raymond K. Sheh, Amy Eguchi, Haldun Komsuoglu,
Abstract
The Open Academic Robot Kit (OARKit) lowers the barrier of entry into robotics research. A community driven initiative, it was developed in the context of the RoboCupRescue Robot League competition to advance the state of research in response robotics. All mechanical parts are 3D printable, available off-the-shelf and/or, ideally, drawn from a set of common parts. All designs, instructions and source code are available online in easily editable form under an open source license. These principles allow the OARKit robots to become powerful tools to encourage collaboration across regions, generations and the areas of expertise. The principles that govern this initiative can be applied broadly to other robotics applications that require interdisciplinary skills in order to build complete, useful, interesting research implementations.Citation
Robotics in STEM Education
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Springer, Cham,
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Books
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Keywords
Robotics, Operating system, STEM, Interface, 3D printing
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Created July 12, 2017, Updated September 29, 2025