3D-Printed Clawd Mascot with ESP32-Powered Mochi Bot
A Reddit user shared a 3D-printed Clawd model inspired by the Claude Code mascot (the clawed lobster-like character). The design files are available on MakerWorld, and the accompanying Clawd Mochi bot runs on an ESP32 microcontroller with a small display. The Mochi bot's source code is on GitHub for anyone to hack on.
Key Details
- 3D model: All STL and project files are hosted on MakerWorld: makerworld.com/models/2576503
- Mochi bot: Uses an ESP32 board and a small display (exact specs not specified in source). The code repository is at github.com/yousifamanuel/clawd-mochi
- Purpose: Physical mascot for Claude Code set-ups; the Mochi bot likely shows animated expressions or status (e.g., Claude idle/working).
Who It's For
Developers who want a tangible companion for their Claude Code workflow — either as a desk ornament or as a DIY electronic project with a display.
📖 Read the full source: r/clawdbot
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