MicroDuck DIY Parts Plan & Preparation Checklist
Plan a MicroDuck DIY build with a parts checklist for design revisions, actuators, control, power and compatibility questions before assembly.
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Editorial method →Plan a MicroDuck DIY build with a parts checklist for design revisions, actuators, control, power and compatibility questions before assembly.
Document a MicroDuck build with a reusable log covering source revisions, parts, assembly photos, first checks, failures and results.
Try MicroDuck in your browser with the current keyboard controls, a first-walk exercise, reset steps and help for slow loading or unresponsive keys.
Choose a MicroDuck route for Linux, Windows, Mac or ARM hardware. Separate browser play, CUDA training, local replay and cloud jobs before installing.
Read DuckEMW dance timeline source notes: tempo, first-beat offsets, movement segments and policy compatibility for MicroDuck simulation.
Interpret DuckEMW simulation speed results, including reported average and upright-gated peak speed, with source revisions and measurement limits.
Prepare the official MicroDuck RL environment with a pinned revision, Python 3.12, a CUDA check and a short training run before a longer experiment.
Diagnose MicroDuck simulator loading, ignored keys, Python errors, missing CUDA, ARM dependencies and ONNX input mismatches with source-linked checks.
Export a MicroDuck checkpoint with observation normalization, select the correct playback input layout and inspect a policy package before sharing.
Find Open Duck Mini v2 build instructions, a Chinese DIY course and personal maker notes. See which MicroDuck replica steps are still unverified.
Follow an eight-stage Open Duck Mini v2 build route covering parts, printing, servo IDs, assembly, wiring, Raspberry Pi setup, calibration and first walk.
Review fanhao375’s Microduck Replica files and real build log, the official Robot HAT, experimental PCB status and what a complete DIY tutorial still needs.
Run the real MicroDuck daemons against a MuJoCo body, inspect health and motion with robotctl, measure real-time speed, and understand what this setup cannot test.
Inspect the policies on a MicroDuck, update the official set, try a local or community ONNX policy, and return one slot or the whole robot to official defaults.