This is a research-grade quadruped, the same OpenCat platform that turns up in university labs, shrunk down until it fits in one hand. It arrives pre-assembled, walks on four legs with real gait logic, and is programmed from a block editor for a first project, then Python or C++ once that stops being enough. There are more than 35 built-in behaviours, a backflip among them, and an ESP32 brain with room for extra sensors and a robotic arm. It is the rare robot that is genuinely a toy and genuinely a robotics course at the same time.
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