Open-source robot arms are the workhorses of the LeRobot ecosystem in 2026 — from the SO-101 low-cost teleop arm to the Koch v1.1 leader-follower rig and the XLeRobot dual-arm mobile platform. Every arm on this page ships with a full bill of materials, 3D-print files, and a browser-based control program you can run from orobot.io — no local Python stack, no port forwarding, no ngrok required. The Raspberry Pi connects to the orobot cloud gateway over WebSocket; you open a browser anywhere and drive the arm in real time. Whether you're building a lerobot compatible arm for imitation learning, a 3D printed robot arm for pick-and-place experiments, or a low-cost open source robot arm BOM for education, the designs here cover 5-DOF and 6-DOF configurations across a range of build costs. Each entry links directly to its BOM so you can price the project before printing a single part.
14 community-built arm robots on orobot.io.
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