History of Lynxmotion

Imagine it. Built it. Control it.

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Jim Frye Founds Lynxmotion

Lynxmotion was founded In 1995 by Jim Frye (The Robot Guy), due to his fascination with robotics and a frustration with the available robot-based kits. Lynxmotion made a serious commitment to manufacture and distribute high quality educational robot kits. The kits are in use teaching many aspects of robotics all over the world. These are not 'toys", but vehicles for teaching and learning complex robotic principles. They are a lot of fun, though.1995

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Hobby Robotic Arms

Whether you are an electronics hobbyist, a robotics enthusiast or a student or teacher, this project is for you. I believe these are the best small scale computer controlled robot kits available. Some of the many features of this arm are; 5 axis (base rotate, shoulder, elbow, wrist and gripper) All axes are closed loop. You tell it where to go, it does. Can be completely battery powered by a 9 volt and a 6 volt lantern battery. Extremely easy to program and control with any serial port. Can utilize a PC, single board computer, PIC or even BASIC Stamp. Very fast, accurate and repeatable movement.

1996

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Carpet Rover

{Coming soon}

1997

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4WD1 Rover

The 4WD1 Rover is made of durable Lexan panels, powerful gear motors and large tires.1997

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Mini SSC

This kit allows you to position up to 8 servos with simple commands sent via 2400 or 9600 baud comm port. The servo controller kit includes a high quality PC board, all the components including a PIC 16C61 controller, adapter PC board which greatly simplifies connecting servos to the controller, software / programming examples and a professionally illustrated assembly manual. Requires a host PC or microcontroller to issue commands.1997

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Lynx 5 & 6

The Lynxmotion 5 Axis Robotic Arm Kit delivers fast, accurate and repeatable movement. The robot features; base rotation, shoulder, elbow and wrist motion and a functionial gripper to make up five axis of movement. No soldering is required for this kit as the servo controller is completely assembled. With the exception of some basic construction supplies all components are included to assemble a functional robot. A host PC or microcontroller is required to issue simple positional commands for movement. The Lynxmotion 5 Axis Robotic Arm Kit is a very affordable introductory system and makes a great teaching aid.1998

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STA-01

The Counterfeit Basic Stamp is a complete basic microcontroller on a 1 1/4" x 2" PC board. The kit includes a high quality PC board, all the components, adapter PC board for connecting servos, software / programming examples and a professionally illustrated assembly manual. Requires a host PC for programming. The microcontroller has many uses in robotics and motion control.1998

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Hexapod II Walker

The Lynxmotion Hexapod II Kit, nicknamed "The Beast" is a real monster. The robot features two servos per leg for a very versatile robot. This kit comes with all the components to construct a complete chassis, ready for your servo controller and battery pack. Combine the Hexapod II with two Mini SSC II servo controllers and a Basic Stamp II or other microcontroller for a functional robot. The Lynxmotion Hexapod II Kit is a very affordable intermediate system that can be used for more advanced robotic experiments. Up to 2.75" Ground Clearance / Up to 2lbs of Payload!1998

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SSC-12 v2

This board allows you to position up to 8 servos with simple commands at 2400 or 9600 baud. This controller allows you to change the range from 90 deg in .36 deg steps to 180 deg in .72 deg steps with the installation of a single jumper. The assembly manual has programming examples. Requires a host PC or microcontroller to issue commands.1998

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Lynxmotion Website

In 1999, the Lynxmotion website was updated. It would keep this general appearance and functionality until 2023.1999

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IRPD-01 Sensor

The IRPD is a high tech obstacle detection sensor kit to be used with the the above Mobile Arm, Carpet Rover Kit, Micromouse, Hexapod and HexapodII robot kits or other mobile robots. With this kit installed your robot will be able to sense obstacles in left, right and center quadrants. The sensitivity is adjustable down to 4". The kit includes a high quality PC board and all of the components needed to construct the infrared reflective sensor. This kit works well with all microcontrollers. The illustrated manual discusses assembly details as well as programming examples. We now have code for the Hexapod and are working on the others.1998

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EH1 Hexapod

The EH1 Hexapod used a very simple design made out of lexan and only two Hitec servos.1999

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Stomper Sumo Kit

This powerful 6WD Sumo Rolling Chassis uses bullet proof laser-cut Lexan and aluminum reinforced chassis design. The robot includes 12vdc gear head motors, with either 30:1 or 50:1 gear reduction. It's perfect for getting a jump start on your next sumo robot competition.2001

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Bot Board

The Bot Board II is a carrier for the Basic Atom microcontrollers. The carrier will accept any 24 or 28 pin BS2 like controller, however, we have designed it to take advantage of the Basic Atom's special features.2001

Johnny 5 Robot

Inspired by Johnny 5 from the movie Short Circuit, the Lynxmotion Johnny 5 Robot Kit is a very cool and completely functional robot. It's designed for indoor or outdoor use and performs well on many different surfaces. You can control the robot from a PC with the included DB9 cable, or use a Bluetooth Modem for wireless PC control.2002

Phoenix Hexapod

The Lynxmotion Phoenix 3DOF Hexapod Robot Kit (BotBoarduino) has a more natural looking, more articulate leg and body design. The three DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means this robot can walk in any direction. The robot uses 18 Hitec HS-645 servos. The community allowed this project to be relized with special thanks going to KurtE, Xan and Zenta (aliases).2004

A-Pod Hexapod

The Lynxmotion A-Pod Hexapod Robot Kit (No Electronics) is insect inspired. The angled legs provides additional range of movement. The three DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means the robot can walk in any direction. The robot has been designed to use 18 HS-645 servos for the legs and an additional 7 servos for the head and tail. It's truly amazing to see in action.2004

T-Hex Hexapod

The Lynxmotion T-Hex 4DOF Hexapod Robot Kit is Mech inspired. The use of offset brackets on the legs provides an additional range of movement. The four DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means the robot can walk in any direction, just like the 3DOF version. But the 4th axis really expands the dynamic range of the robot's range of motion.2006

Scout Biped

The Lynxmotion Biped Robot Scout (No Servos) is a mech-inspired twelve servo biped walker featuring six degrees of freedom (DOF) per leg. The advanced leg design features incredible flexibility.Read More2007

BRAT Biped

The Lynxmotion A4WD3 Rugged Rover is a general purpose mobile robotic platform. The frame is intended to be used in three configurations: 4WD; Mecanum & Tracked, and variations of each platform include without electronics (so developers can integrate their own parts); an RC version and microcontroller-based for autonomous or semi-autonomous use.2007

RobotShop Acquires Lynxmotion

RobotShop is very proud to announce today the acquisition of Lynxmotion, a leading manufacturer of educational robotic kits. As described in a press release published today, RobotShop will be taking over all of Lynxmotion's operations and effectively continuing Lynxmotion's mission of allowing roboticists (whether professionals or hobbyists) to create the robots of their dreams.

FlowBotics Studio

Robotics is moving fast, and soon enough, applications ("apps") made specifically for robots will become a multi-billion dollar industry. The new FlowBotics Studio software development platform is the ideal tool to create such "robot apps" and includes everything you need to make your robots smarter, easier to use and more functional.Read More2013

Lynxmotion VTail Quadcopter UAV Drone

RobotShop Acquires DiaLFonZo Copter

RobotShop is very proud to announce today the acquisition of DiaLFonZo-Copter, a recognized leader in the design and production of multicopters. With this acquisition, RobotShop is pleased to announce the launch of the Lynxmotion UAV product line. As described in a press release published today, the founder of DiaLFonZo-Copter, Eric Nantel, has joined RobotShop to lead the Lynxmotion UAV Division and expand the product lines.

A4WD2 & A6WD2 Rovers

Lynxmotion is well known for its high quality robotic construction kits, especially walking robots and robotic arms, but did you know the same modular SES system can be used to make wheeled rovers? Lynxmotion has recently released two new wheeled rover kits based on this principle: the A4WD2-KT and the A6WD2-KT.Read More2013

Lynxmotion SSC-32U Programmable Microcontroller

SSC-32U Servo Controller

Many of you may know the Lynxmotion SSC-32 Servo Controller board: it is one of our most popular products and is found in most Lynxmotion robot kits. It has a long history, designed years ago by Mike Dvorsky, a great contributor that worked with the founders of Lyxnmotion. Today, we're announcing the release of the successor board: the Lynxmotion SSC-32U USB Servo Controller board, another great board designed by Mike.Read More2014

PLTW Robot Arm

Lynxmotion's AL5D robot arm kit has been an integral part of Project Lead The Way's (PLTW) Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) curriculum, allowing the students to practice robot programming and assembly line design using an affordable hobby robot arm kit. RobotShop has been working with PLTW to release a new graphical interface control the Lynxmotion arm called FlowArm PLTW, along with a more custom robot arm kit.Read More2014

Quadrino Nano UAV Flight Controller

RobotShop Acquires FlyingEinstein's Technology

RobotShop announced the acquisition of the technology behind Flying Einstein LLC, a manufacturer based in Florida which designs and produces flight controllers for UAVs and drones. The first product, released today on pre-order, is the Lynxmotion Quadrino Nano Drone/UAV Flight Controller (with GPS).

BotBoarduino

The BotBoarduino is an Arduino Duemilanove compatible microcontroller made specifically for the Lynxmotion robots. It has the 3" x 2.3" footprint so it can be attached to any of our robot kits. It retains the normal Arduino shield connections as well.Read More2014

Multirotor Erector Set

The Lynxmotion Multirotor Erector Set (M.E.S.) is composed of interchangeable modular components, allowing you to create a semi-custom multirotor UAV / drone; from quadcopters and hexacopters, X8 and more. The system is based around nearly indestructible aluminum brackets, frame plates which are made from durable G10 composite, and tubes which are ultralight carbon fiber.

MES Power Distribution

The Lynxmotion MES Power Distribution Board (PDB) for UAV is a highly versatile system; its two PCB design (separate positive and negative power planes), 4oz copper thickness and two battery inputs, allows it to easily power up to 8 UAV motors with a continuous current capacity of 20 amps each (160A total) and a peak / instantaneous current capacity of 35A per motor (280A total).Read More2018

Smart Servos

The Lynxmotion Smart Servos (LSS) are new compact, modular actuators which were designed to be an evolution of the standard RC servo for use in multi degree-of-freedom robots, animatronics, custom RC projects and more. The lineup currently includes three “smart servos” which differ in maximum torque and speed, and share the same dimensions, mounting points and output spline.Read More2019

LSS Modules

The LSS / SES V2 lineup has two new electronic modules: the LSS-2IO Arduino Compatible Board and the LSS-5VR, 2A Regulator Board. Both of these modules are meant to be daisy-chained on the LSS bus and will add extra functionality for LSS users, allowing for the construction of an even wider variety of robotic platforms.Read More2020

SES V2 4DoF Arm

Lynxmotion’s 6th generation articulated robotic arm is intended as a hobby / scale version of an industrial robotic arm and is designed around the fully configurable Lynxmotion Smart Servo motors and Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set (SES v2) modular construction system.Read More2020

SESv2 3DoF Arm

The Lynxmotion (LSS) - 3 DoF Robotic Arm (Kit) was designed to be an inexpensive yet highly versatile robotic arm using the fully configurable Lynxmotion Smart Servo (LSS) actuators. The four-bar mechanical design ensures the end effector remains parallel to the surface, and offloads much of the weight of the joints onto the base.2022

mechDOG

The Lynxmotion (LSS) - mechDOG Quadruped was created as a collaboration with MechDickel (RobotShop Community) to create a four-legged (quadruped / quadrapod) robot with similar degrees of freedom to a mammal. ST1 modular servos are used throughout, along with a variety of Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set (SES) V2 brackets.Read More2022

A4WD3 Rugged Rover

The Lynxmotion A4WD3 Rugged Rover is a general purpose mobile robotic platform. The frame is intended to be used in three configurations: 4WD; Mecanum & Tracked, and variations of each platform include without electronics (so developers can integrate their own parts); an RC version and microcontroller-based for autonomous or semi-autonomous use.Read More2022

Lynxmotion SES-PRO Modular Robotic System

SES PRO Series

The Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set Professional (SES-PRO) Modular Robot Construction System includes three powerful, precise and easy to use smart servos, brackets and parts. The servos use strain wave gearing, powerful NEMA stepper motors and integrated electronics. This system can be used to make anything from a simple pan/tilt to a 6DoF reconfigurable robotic arm and more.

Jim Frye Founds Lynxmotion

Lynxmotion was founded In 1995 by Jim Frye (The Robot Guy), due to his fascination with robotics and a frustration with the available robot-based kits. Lynxmotion made a serious commitment to manufacture and distribute high quality educational robot kits. The kits are in use teaching many aspects of robotics all over the world. These are not 'toys", but vehicles for teaching and learning complex robotic principles. They are a lot of fun, though.1995

Deactivated

Hobby Robotic Arms

Whether you are an electronics hobbyist, a robotics enthusiast or a student or teacher, this project is for you. I believe these are the best small scale computer controlled robot kits available. Some of the many features of this arm are; 5 axis (base rotate, shoulder, elbow, wrist and gripper) All axes are closed loop. You tell it where to go, it does. Can be completely battery powered by a 9 volt and a 6 volt lantern battery. Extremely easy to program and control with any serial port. Can utilize a PC, single board computer, PIC or even BASIC Stamp. Very fast, accurate and repeatable movement.1996

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Carpet Rover

This mobile robot adds another level of excitement. The kit includes hardware, a heavy duty base, 2 Hitec standard servos, 2 wheels and caster. Requires a host single board computer or microcontroller to issue commands. This makes a great foundation to add various sensors to create a full featured robot. The Mobile Arm Kit mounts on top and is great for artificial intelligence experiments.1997

Legacy

4WD1 Rover

The 4WD1 Rover is made of durable Lexan panels, powerful gear motors and large tires.1998

Legacy

Mini SSC

This kit allows you to position up to 8 servos with simple commands sent via 2400 or 9600 baud comm port. The servo controller kit includes a high quality PC board, all the components including a PIC 16C61 controller, adapter PC board which greatly simplifies connecting servos to the controller, software / programming examples and a professionally illustrated assembly manual. Requires a host PC or microcontroller to issue commands.1998

Legacy

Lynx 5 & 6

The Lynxmotion 5 Axis Robotic Arm Kit delivers fast, accurate and repeatable movement. The robot features; base rotation, shoulder, elbow and wrist motion and a functionial gripper to make up five axis of movement. No soldering is required for this kit as the servo controller is completely assembled. With the exception of some basic construction supplies all components are included to assemble a functional robot. A host PC or microcontroller is required to issue simple positional commands for movement. The Lynxmotion 5 Axis Robotic Arm Kit is a very affordable introductory system and makes a great teaching aid.

1998

Legacy

STA-01

The Counterfeit Basic Stamp is a complete basic microcontroller on a 1 1/4" x 2" PC board. The kit includes a high quality PC board, all the components, adapter PC board for connecting servos, software / programming examples and a professionally illustrated assembly manual. Requires a host PC for programming. The microcontroller has many uses in robotics and motion control.1998

Legacy

Hexapod II Walker

The Lynxmotion Hexapod II Kit, nicknamed "The Beast" is a real monster. The robot features two servos per leg for a very versatile robot. This kit comes with all the components to construct a complete chassis, ready for your servo controller and battery pack. Combine the Hexapod II with two Mini SSC II servo controllers and a Basic Stamp II or other microcontroller for a functional robot. The Lynxmotion Hexapod II Kit is a very affordable intermediate system that can be used for more advanced robotic experiments. Up to 2.75" Ground Clearance / Up to 2lbs of Payload!1998

Legacy

SSC-12 v2

This board allows you to position up to 8 servos with simple commands at 2400 or 9600 baud. This controller allows you to change the range from 90 deg in .36 deg steps to 180 deg in .72 deg steps with the installation of a single jumper. The assembly manual has programming examples. Requires a host PC or microcontroller to issue commands.1998

Legacy

Lynxmotion Website

In 1999, the Lynxmotion website was updated. It would keep this general appearance and functionality until 2013.1998

Legacy

EH1 Hexapod

The EH1 Hexapod used a very simple design made out of lexan and only two Hitec servos.1999

IRPD Sensor

The IRPD is a high tech obstacle detection sensor kit to be used with the the above Mobile Arm, Carpet Rover Kit, Micromouse, Hexapod and HexapodII robot kits or other mobile robots. With this kit installed your robot will be able to sense obstacles in left, right and center quadrants. The sensitivity is adjustable down to 4". The kit includes a high quality PC board and all of the components needed to construct the infrared reflective sensor. This kit works well with all microcontrollers.2001

Legacy

Stomper Sumo Kit

This powerful 6WD Sumo Rolling Chassis uses bullet proof laser-cut Lexan and aluminum reinforced chassis design. The robot includes 12vdc gear head motors, with either 30:1 or 50:1 gear reduction. It's perfect for getting a jump start on your next sumo robot competition.2001

Legacy

Bot Board

The Bot Board II is a carrier for the Basic Atom microcontrollers. The carrier will accept any 24 or 28 pin BS2 like controller, however, we have designed it to take advantage of the Basic Atom's special features.2001

Johnny 5 Robot

Inspired by Johnny 5 from the movie Short Circuit, the Lynxmotion Johnny 5 Robot Kit is a very cool and completely functional robot. It's designed for indoor or outdoor use and performs well on many different surfaces. You can control the robot from a PC with the included DB9 cable, or use a Bluetooth Modem for wireless PC control.

2002

Lynxmotion Phoenix Hexapod Waking Robot

Phoenix Hexapod

The Lynxmotion Phoenix 3DOF Hexapod Robot Kit (BotBoarduino) has a more natural looking, more articulate leg and body design. The three DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means this robot can walk in any direction. The robot uses 18 Hitec HS-645 servos. The community allowed this project to be relized with special thanks going to KurtE, Xan and Zenta (aliases).

2004

Lynxmotion A-Pod Hexapod Ant Robot

A-Pod Hexapod

The Lynxmotion A-Pod Hexapod Robot Kit (No Electronics) is insect inspired. The angled legs provides additional range of movement. The three DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means the robot can walk in any direction. The robot has been designed to use 18 HS-645 servos for the legs and an additional 7 servos for the head and tail. It's truly amazing to see in action.

2004

T-Hex Hexapod

The Lynxmotion T-Hex 4DOF Hexapod Robot Kit is Mech inspired. The use of offset brackets on the legs provides an additional range of movement. The four DOF (degree of freedom) leg design means the robot can walk in any direction, just like the 3DOF version. But the 4th axis really expands the dynamic range of the robot's range of motion.

2006

Scout Biped

The Lynxmotion Biped Robot Scout (No Servos) is a mech-inspired twelve servo biped walker featuring six degrees of freedom (DOF) per leg. The advanced leg design features incredible flexibility.

2007

Lynxmotion BRAT Biped Robot

BRAT Biped

The Lynxmotion A4WD3 Rugged Rover is a general purpose mobile robotic platform. The frame is intended to be used in three configurations: 4WD; Mecanum & Tracked, and variations of each platform include without electronics (so developers can integrate their own parts); an RC version and microcontroller-based for autonomous or semi-autonomous use.

2008

RobotShop Acquires Lynxmotion

RobotShop is very proud to announce today the acquisition of Lynxmotion, a leading manufacturer of educational robotic kits. As described in a press release published today, RobotShop will be taking over all of Lynxmotion's operations and effectively continuing Lynxmotion's mission of allowing roboticists (whether professionals or hobbyists) to create the robots of their dreams.Read More2012

FlowBotics Studio Robot Software

FlowBotics Studio

Robotics is moving fast, and soon enough, applications ("apps") made specifically for robots will become a multi-billion dollar industry. The new FlowBotics Studio software development platform is the ideal tool to create such "robot apps" and includes everything you need to make your robots smarter, easier to use and more functional.

RobotShop Acquires DiaLFonZo Copter

RobotShop is very proud to announce today the acquisition of DiaLFonZo-Copter, a recognized leader in the design and production of multicopters. With this acquisition, RobotShop is pleased to announce the launch of the Lynxmotion UAV product line. As described in a press release published today, the founder of DiaLFonZo-Copter, Eric Nantel, has joined RobotShop to lead the Lynxmotion UAV Division and expand the product lines.

A4WD2 & A6WD2 Rovers

Lynxmotion is well known for its high quality robotic construction kits, especially walking robots and robotic arms, but did you know the same modular SES system can be used to make wheeled rovers? Lynxmotion has recently released two new wheeled rover kits based on this principle: the A4WD2-KT and the A6WD2-KT.Read More2013

SSC-32U Servo Controller

Many of you may know the Lynxmotion SSC-32 Servo Controller board: it is one of our most popular products and is found in most Lynxmotion robot kits. It has a long history, designed years ago by Mike Dvorsky, a great contributor that worked with the founders of Lyxnmotion. Today, we're announcing the release of the successor board: the Lynxmotion SSC-32U USB Servo Controller board, another great board designed by Mike.Read More2014

PLTW Robot Arm

Lynxmotion's AL5D robot arm kit has been an integral part of Project Lead The Way's (PLTW) Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) curriculum, allowing the students to practice robot programming and assembly line design using an affordable hobby robot arm kit. RobotShop has been working with PLTW to release a new graphical interface control the Lynxmotion arm called FlowArm PLTW, along with a more custom robot arm kit.Read More2014

Quadrino Nano UAV Flight Controller

RobotShop Acquires FlyingEinstein's Technology

RobotShop announced the acquisition of the technology behind Flying Einstein LLC, a manufacturer based in Florida which designs and produces flight controllers for UAVs and drones. The first product, released today on pre-order, is the Lynxmotion Quadrino Nano Drone/UAV Flight Controller (with GPS).

BotBoarduino

The BotBoarduino is an Arduino Duemilanove compatible microcontroller made specifically for the Lynxmotion robots. It has the 3" x 2.3" footprint so it can be attached to any of our robot kits. It retains the normal Arduino shield connections as well.

2014

Multirotor Erector Set

The Lynxmotion Multirotor Erector Set (M.E.S.) is composed of interchangeable modular components, allowing you to create a semi-custom multirotor UAV / drone; from quadcopters and hexacopters, X8 and more. The system is based around nearly indestructible aluminum brackets, frame plates which are made from durable G10 composite, and tubes which are ultralight carbon fiber.

2015

MES Power Distribution

The Lynxmotion MES Power Distribution Board (PDB) for UAV is a highly versatile system; its two PCB design (separate positive and negative power planes), 4oz copper thickness and two battery inputs, allows it to easily power up to 8 UAV motors with a continuous current capacity of 20 amps each (160A total) and a peak / instantaneous current capacity of 35A per motor (280A total).Read More2018

Smart Servos

The Lynxmotion Smart Servos (LSS) are new compact, modular actuators which were designed to be an evolution of the standard RC servo for use in multi degree-of-freedom robots, animatronics, custom RC projects and more. The lineup currently includes three “smart servos” which differ in maximum torque and speed, and share the same dimensions, mounting points and output spline.Read More2019

LSS Modules

The LSS / SES V2 lineup has two new electronic modules: the LSS-2IO Arduino Compatible Board and the LSS-5VR, 2A Regulator Board. Both of these modules are meant to be daisy-chained on the LSS bus and will add extra functionality for LSS users, allowing for the construction of an even wider variety of robotic platforms.Read More2020

SES V2 4DoF Arm

Lynxmotion’s 6th generation articulated robotic arm is intended as a hobby / scale version of an industrial robotic arm and is designed around the fully configurable Lynxmotion Smart Servo motors and Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set (SES v2) modular construction system.Read More2020

SESv2 3DoF Arm

The Lynxmotion (LSS) - 3 DoF Robotic Arm (Kit) was designed to be an inexpensive yet highly versatile robotic arm using the fully configurable Lynxmotion Smart Servo (LSS) actuators. The four-bar mechanical design ensures the end effector remains parallel to the surface, and offloads much of the weight of the joints onto the base.Read More2022

mechDOG

The Lynxmotion (LSS) - mechDOG Quadruped was created as a collaboration with MechDickel (RobotShop Community) to create a four-legged (quadruped / quadrapod) robot with similar degrees of freedom to a mammal. ST1 modular servos are used throughout, along with a variety of Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set (SES) V2 brackets.2022

A4WD3 Rugged Rover

The Lynxmotion A4WD3 Rugged Rover is a general purpose mobile robotic platform. The frame is intended to be used in three configurations: 4WD; Mecanum & Tracked, and variations of each platform include without electronics (so developers can integrate their own parts); an RC version and microcontroller-based for autonomous or semi-autonomous use.2023

Lynxmotion SES-PRO Modular Robotic System

SES PRO Series

The Lynxmotion Servo Erector Set Professional (SES-PRO) Modular Robot Construction System includes three powerful, precise and easy to use smart servos, brackets and parts. The servos use strain wave gearing, powerful NEMA stepper motors and integrated electronics. This system can be used to make anything from a simple pan/tilt to a 6DoF reconfigurable robotic arm and more.