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🐈⬛Check Out Catbot's New Leg!
TL;DR: A creator shares building a desktop pet named Catbot, including a new robotic leg designed with AI tooling. They iterated from rough concepts to a polished schematic and used it to drive a three.js-based implementation.
The author built Catbot, a voice-activated desktop pet with a memory vault. They were unhappy with the initial robotic leg and sketched a new design in about 15 minutes. They then asked Gemini to generate top, side, front, and back views from the drawing, receiving an appealing technical schematic. They used that schematic with opus and existing Catbot architecture (three.js) to create the leg prototype. The post highlights rapid ideation, AI-assisted visualization, and integration into a working system.
Question for the room: What’s your experience turning a rough hand-drawn idea into a working 3D prototype using AI-assisted schematics?
— via dev.to
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