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Most walking robots rely on 8–12 degrees of freedom to move well. Quaddle does it with 4 servos — and goes sideways, spins in place, and surprises you every time.
World's first 4-servo omnidirectional walking quadruped. Fast walking and gliding, efficient sideways locomotion and rapid in-place spin — capabilities rarely seen in robots with such a simple structure.
Swap the foot tips, and it paddles in water or scrambles across the ceiling. Climb steps.
One robot, more tricks than the box suggests.
"Quaddle paddles in the water" is for proof of concept only. Quaddle isn't waterproof. Do NOT try it at home. Different foot tips are not included, but can be 3D-printed.
Only four joints — one per leg — but with more moves than you'd expect. Something that actually feels alive.
Physically guide Quaddle through any movement — no code, no app. It records and replays on command. (available on Buddy and Scout)
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Most robots wow you for a day and collect dust by the weekend. Quaddle talks back, reacts to your touch, and keeps surprising you.

Open-domain AI conversation — ask it almost anything (Buddy & Scout)

Tap Quaddle, and it reacts with movements and expressions

Free mobile app to control Quaddle with built-in skills and customize commands

LEGO-compatible body shell — snap on any brick to personalize the look
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Coming soon - control and interact with Quaddle in our free web simulator — no installation, works on mobile.
Test gaits and custom moves in the simulator before running them on hardware.
Drag-and-drop blocks on iPad or Android tablet. Graduate to Python when you're ready. AI helps you along the way.

Built on OpenCat — the open-source quadruped platform cited in 20+ academic papers. Block coding → Python → MicroPython → C++ (Arduino IDE) → ROS. Free curricula included.
Start by teaching it tricks. End up doing robotics research. Quaddle grows with you.
Prototype and test walking gaits within hours — swap 3D-printed parts, iterate fast. Conduct research in AI robotics, autonomous navigation, and reinforcement learning — no big lab required
Plug things in. Make it yours.

expand what Quaddle can sense and do with hardware modules

built-in Pi Zero socket on all models; run computer vision or any Pi project you have in mind (Pi not included)
Quaddle Scout is the most advanced Quaddle, capable of sensing light and objects and detecting gestures.
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Dr. Rongzhong Li founded Petoi in his dorm lab in 2016. After his prototype robot video went viral, he wanted to ensure the robot could truly work in more users' hands, rather than keep posting fancy demos branded as open-source that only experts could reproduce.
Today, Petoi's OpenCat project has shipped 30k+ Bittle dogs and Nybble cats to 60+ countries and raised $700K+ across prior Kickstarter and Indiegogo campaigns. Dr. Li still handles a quarter of customer support directly.

Quaddle runs on OpenCat — GitHub's most starred open-source quadruped robot project.






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