Featured look · 2025 · 90 cm · 12V
XLeRobot: open IKEA-cart dual-arm robot BOM
XLeRobot is a holonomic household robot built on an IKEA RÅSKOG trolley, three omni wheels, and a pair of SO-101 arms. megabot loads the published 12 V look so you can click the cart, arms, C920 head, and Anker power pack, then read a live AUD bill of materials against the official DIY rollup.
Open in workshopOfficial projectOfficial BOM

What megabot shows
- Form: wheeled holonomic cart (~90 cm) with dual SO-101 arms.
- Voltage rail: 12 V only — megabot will not mix 7.4 V or 24 V parts onto this look.
- Print story: mostly printable frames from the public /hardware tree.
- Official DIY basic rollup: about USD 660 → AUD 918 converted (excludes print, tools, shipping, tax).
- Wowrobo developer kit: USD 579 → AUD 806 converted, excludes battery and the IKEA cart.
Official ~USD 660 rollup — excludes print, tools, shipping, tax Wowrobo developer kit USD 579 = AUD 806 conv, excludes battery and IKEA cart.



Questions
- Where is the official XLeRobot parts list?
- The project publishes a getting-started materials page and a GitHub /hardware tree. megabot links both from the BOM and does not invent extra line items.
- Can I print an XLeRobot on a Bambu P1S?
- Most structural parts are in the public hardware folder. The IKEA cart, wheels, arms, camera, and battery are bought, not printed.