We made the first Ohbots at home in March 2015. Ohbots are now made at Halliday's Mill in Gloucestershire. 

Ohbot HQ, we're just inside that door, probably arguing over who gets to use the good screwdriver.

Halliday's Mill when water still flowed beneath,

Then: Peter Van De Waals furniture workshop

Now: robot head workshop

Assembling and setting up each Ohbot takes around an hour.

Dan and Mat in that order

We used to have to make Ohbot lips by hand. It took ages. Dan spent 4 days making the lips for the Kickstarter robots.

This is from the days of the wooden Ohbots. Amity supervises Innes.

A 3D print of Ohbot's new eyelid. Paint courtesy of Alma and Innes

Old style eyelids had to be cut, shaped and drilled by hand.

Potato printing posters for Mozfest

Happy days delivering Ohbots to the post office.

Early on we had build days at Randwick village hall.

It was really hard to get the lips to come out straight. I won't miss the 'lip alligner'

Sally midway through counting thousands of screws for the Crowdfunder Ohbot kits.

Crowdfunder Ohbots. Dan's dad spent hours filing neck pieces after a 'measurement incident'

Early wooden Ohbots preparing for BBC Make it Digital

George preparing the Crowdfunder kits.

Preparing the Crowdfunder kits. The square tiles on the coffee table used to sort the parts.

Crowdfunder kits were assembled at home over a very long weekend.

Halliday's has a long interesting history of manufacturing including its use as Peter van der Waals furniture workshop.