
Microduck is made by Pollen Robotics, the robotics company behind Reachy, and sold direct at microduck.homes as a pre-order. This page is the official short version: who is behind the duck, why it exists, where you can buy it, and how to tell the real thing from the search results around it.
Because walking on two legs is the interesting problem, and small is the right size for it. A full-size biped is a research lab project; a desk-sized one is something you can live with, train and understand. The duck shape is the promise: approachable on the outside, seriously technical on the inside - reinforcement learning, sim-to-real transfer and an open toolchain under a shell that quacks.
The approach reflects how Pollen Robotics builds everything: robots people can live with - the expressive Reachy Mini is the other side of the same idea - and software that stays open, so the community can retrain, extend and teach the robots things the factory never shipped.
Seven trained moves ship installed; every one of them is retrainable - that is the point of the whole stack.
One place: microduck.homes, direct from the maker, as a pre-order with a one-time Stripe payment. The where to buy guide walks the whole thing; the official sources page is the safety check for everything else that appears in search results under a similar name. In short: if it is not sold here, it is not this robot.
The specs page and the FAQ answer most factual questions with sources; everything else goes through support@microduck.homes.
Who makes the Microduck robot? Pollen Robotics, the company behind Reachy, sold direct at microduck.homes.
Is Microduck a Pollen Robotics product or a fan project? Official product, sold direct by the maker - where to buy is the walkthrough.
Can I buy Microduck from my country? The where to buy guide covers supported countries at checkout, and support answers the edge cases.
How do I keep up? The updates page, the Discord, and the repositories.