Lynxmotion

Lynxmotion is one of the oldest manufacturers of robot kits, including robot arms, biped walking robots, quadrapods, hexapods, tracked and wheeled vehicles, and more. The range of products has evolved during the last 15 years and they are now specialized in a modular robotic building system known as the Servo Erector Set.

The company was founded in 1995 by Jim Frye. RobotShop inc. acquired Lynxmotion in August 2012.^[1]

References

↑ Press Release: RobotShop Acquires Lynxmotion

External links

Lynxmotion Official Web site

Robot kits

Kits	Bioloid Boe-Bot G-Dog HERO (Discontinued) I-bot Mindstorms RIS NXT EV3 qfix SRV-1 Stiquito SVS TekBots TETRIX The Robotic Workshop (Discontinued) VEX WonderBorg

Software	AForge.NET

Companies	Hobby Products International Kondo Lego Lynxmotion Parallax robotshop Tamiya Thinklabs Braigo

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