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Rick and Morty™️ Butter Bot

An officially licensed, programmable AI desk robot modeled on Rick and Morty's butter-passing bot

Status
Campaign endedEnded December 6, 2024

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Why it matters

Few cartoon robots are as recognizable as the little machine whose sole purpose is passing butter. Rick and Morty™️ Butter Bot, presented as a Kickstarter project, turns that character into an AI-powered desktop robot meant to hold conversations and run user-programmed behaviors.

What the maker says it does

  • Programmable AI: the maker says owners can program their own functions and responses, and describes the robot as one that grows as it learns.
  • Official license: the design is officially licensed from Warner Bros., according to the maker.
  • Dual-core CPU: the maker cites a dual-core processor intended to handle more complex tasks and smooth conversation.
  • Conversation: AI-driven dialogue that the maker describes as humorous.
  • Custom actions: movements can be programmed through a dedicated app to suit the owner's preferences.

Beyond the desk toy

The maker positions Butter Bot as a platform for both learning and entertainment. Its programmability is pitched as a way to pick up coding skills, with the campaign describing it as suitable for a wide range of ages, from children to adults.

For fans of the show, the appeal is more direct: a physical piece of the Rick and Morty universe that, the maker suggests, also works as a distinctive accent on a desk or shelf.

Detailed hardware specifications, the scope of the AI features and how the companion app works are not described in the available material.

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