High dynamic intelligent robotic dog with 14 degrees of freedom, flexible emotional companionship, and secondary development capabilities

Sirius is super consumer-grade high-dynamic small quadruped robot. It features a self-developed Neurocore core control module and a three-degree-of-freedom integrated actuator, providing superior flexibility and workspace compared to similar-sized models. With a 14-degree-of-freedom bionic structure, it can perform difficult actions such as jumping, dancing, and breaststroke, with a level of bionicness close to that of real dogs. Integrated with a high-computing-power AI chip, the robot is equipped with a camera and microphone on its head, supporting voice/visual interaction and drag-and-drop teaching (editing actions without programming). It is compatible with multiple control methods such as apps, gamepads, and AR/VR, and its open-source interface supports secondary development in Python/C/C++, catering to both family companionship and geek development. The modular design allows for customization of appearance and upgrading of the power system like changing a phone case, making it highly portable.