Microduck

Small robot. Super smart.

Microduck

Small robot. Super smart.

The 10 inch bipedal AI robot that walked onto the GTC Berlin stage, and stole the show.

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The flock

Four finishes.
Zero chill.

Same 15 motors, same learned moves, in Sky, Graphite, Cream and Lavender. Pick your fighter. They are already warming up.

Hover a robot, they get excited. From $499 · Estimated ship window: Jan–Feb 2027

Microduck + training

Trained in simulation.
Alive in real life.

Policies learned in simulation, refined in an digital twin workflow, then transferred to 15 real motors.

It falls. It gets up.

Fall recovery, learned the hard way, a thousand times in simulation, once on the GTC Berlin stage.

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Hack it. Teach it.

The Developer Expansion Kit adds servos, sensor headers and beak grips for your own example policies.

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Why Microduck moves like nothing else.

15

motors. One tiny body.

Across its legs, neck and head, enough to walk, sit, crouch, somersault, and pick things up with its articulated beak.

10″

Under 2 pounds.

A desktop sized robot, trained in the cloud on cloud training systems.

Eyes that understand.

Front camera, depth sensor and dual IMUs keep Microduck balanced and aware.

Roller skate ready.

Snap on the wheel kit and Microduck trades waddling for skating. Yes, really.

Four finishes.

Cream, Graphite, Lavender and Sky, each $499 due when sales are open (est. Jan–Feb 2027).

The latest. Take a look at which Microduck is yours.

Microduck Cream

New

Microduck Cream

The original Microduck. 10 inch bipedal AI robot with 15 motors, front camera, depth sensor, dual IMUs and an articulated beak that picks up light objects. Walks, sits, crouches, somersaults, and gets back up when it falls. Trained in simulation. Estimated ship window: Jan–Feb 2027 (NA & Europe). Due $499 with delivery.

$399.00$599.00
Microduck Graphite

New

Microduck Graphite

Microduck in Graphite. Same 15 motor bipedal platform, camera + depth sensing and fall recovery, in a stealth matte grey shell. Due $499 with delivery.

$399.00$599.00
Microduck Lavender

New

Microduck Lavender

Microduck in Lavender. The 10 inch, under 2 lb AI companion robot that stole the GTC Berlin keynote, walks on stage, sits, rolls and recovers on its own. Due $499 with delivery.

$399.00$599.00
Microduck Sky

New

Microduck Sky

Microduck in Sky blue. Cloud trained in an Omniverse digital twin (RTX Spark), evaluated in simulation, ready to waddle in real life. Due $499 with delivery.

$399.00$599.00

Accessories. Make it unmistakably yours.

Developer Expansion Kit

Accessories

Developer Expansion Kit

Extra servos, sensor headers, beak grip attachments and mounts for hacking on Microduck with example policies.

$129.00$159.00
Microduck Charging Dock

Accessories

Microduck Charging Dock

Weighted USB C dock. Microduck walks in, sits down, charges. ~2h to full.

$79.00$99.00
Extra Battery Pack

Accessories

Extra Battery Pack

Hot swappable spare battery for longer training sessions and stage demos.

$59.00$79.00
Roller Skate Wheel Kit

Accessories

Roller Skate Wheel Kit

Snap on wheels that turn your Microduck into a roller skating robot. Yes, really, that was in the demo.

$49.00$69.00
Travel Carry Case

Accessories

Travel Carry Case

Hard shell case, robot shaped foam cutout. Fits Microduck + dock + wheels.

$39.00$59.00
Beak Grip Kit (3 pack)

Accessories

Beak Grip Kit (3 pack)

Soft replacement beak tips in three grips, pick up lighter, softer, weirder objects.

$29.00$39.00

“Come here.
Stay focused.”

Closing the GTC Berlin keynote: four robots that sat, somersaulted, napped, and got back up. Live.

Trained in simulation. Open to builders.

Small body. A surprising number of moves.

Walk

A real bipedal gait, not wheels in disguise. Microduck waddles with balance corrections from its dual IMUs, dozens of times per second.

Sit & stand

From standing to sitting to standing again, on voice stage command, exactly as demonstrated live at GTC Berlin.

Somersault

The crowd favourite. A full forward roll, learned after thousands of simulated attempts (and a few real life face plants).

Fall recovery

Tipped over during its famous on stage “nap”, Microduck simply got back up. No hands. No reset button.

Beak pickup

Its articulated beak opens, closes and lifts light objects from the ground, a manipulator disguised as a face.

Roller-skate

Snap on the Roller Skate Wheel Kit (sold separately) and walking policies give way to skating ones.

That walk, though.

A little robot. A very distinctive walk. Duck bots from the maker community show why bipedal balance is half the personality.

Yes, it can skate.

Roller skates fitted to test dynamic balance and RL locomotion, the same trick Microduck's Wheel Kit pulls off.

From the community

Can't wait?
People are already building duck bots.

“Tired of waiting for Microduck? Build your own cyber duck TODAY!”, the open source XGO Duck project (3D printed parts, 15 servos, Arduino UNO Q) launched while the world waits for Microduck's first batch. We love to see it: preorder the real thing, or start tinkering tonight.

It never practised on your desk.
It practised in the cloud.

01

Train in the cloud

Movement policies are proposed and scored on large cloud systems, long before any motor turns.

02

Build the digital twin

An digital twin of Microduck running on an RTX Spark machine, mirrors every joint, sensor and stumble.

03

Practise in Isaac

Inside simulation, thousands of virtual Microducks fall, roll and recover until the moves stick.

04

Transfer to reality

The finished policy drops into 15 real motors. What you saw on stage in Berlin was sim to real, live.

Tech Specs

Height≈ 10 inches (25 cm)
WeightUnder 2 lbs (under 900 g)
Motors15, across legs, neck and head
LocomotionBipedal walking, sitting, crouching, somersaults, fall recovery
VisionFront camera + depth sensor
Balance2 × inertial measurement units (IMUs)
ManipulatorArticulated beak, picks up light objects
Optional mobilityRoller Skate Wheel Kit (wheels snap on)
Training stackSimulation · digital twin workflow (as published)
Sold byNONNABYTE TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
FinishesCream · Graphite · Lavender · Sky
Price$499 due (robot $399 + $100 delivery), open batch estimated Jan–Feb 2027 (North America & Europe)

In the box

  • Microduck robot in your chosen finish
  • USB C charging cable
  • Quick start guide & safety booklet
  • Access to Microduck software updates & simulation example policies

Good to know

  • Works best on flat indoor surfaces, it practised on a keynote stage, after all
  • Fall recovery and skating improve with software updates
  • Developer Expansion Kit adds servos & sensor headers for custom policies

Loved. On stage and on desks.

★★★★★

“It fell over taking a nap. Then it just… stood up. The whole keynote hall lost it.”
GTC Berlin attendee · Berlin

★★★★★

“The first robot my team argues over at lunch. We named ours Quackers. The somersault success rate is now 8/10.”
Robotics lab lead · Munich

★★★★★

“Bought it for the training stack, kept it for the personality. The beak pickup demo sold my entire class.”
CS teacher · Austin

Questions? Answers.

Is Microduck a toy?+

No, it's a real bipedal AI research robot: 15 motors, camera, depth sensor and dual IMUs, with policies trained in simulation. It is, however, extremely cute.

When will my pre-order ship?+

Earlier $399 product batches sold through. Current due is $499 including delivery. Estimated ship window: Jan–Feb 2027 in North America and Europe, in order of reservation.

Can I program it?+

Yes. Microduck is built for developers: train policies in simulation, test them in the digital twin workflow, and deploy. The Developer Expansion Kit adds extra servos and sensor headers.

What if it falls and breaks?+

Falling is part of its job description — fall recovery is built in. Every robot also includes a one-year warranty covering motors, sensors and servos.

Can it really roller-skate?+

With the Roller-Skate Wheel Kit, yes. Wheels snap onto its feet and a dedicated skating policy takes over.

Microduck. From $499.

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Estimated ship window: Jan–Feb 2027 · Free delivery · 30 day returns

Estimated ship window: Jan–Feb 2027

Free delivery across North America & Europe on every robot pre-order.

30-day returns

Change your mind within 30 days for a full refund. No questions.

One-year warranty

Every motor, sensor and servo covered — somersaults included.