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A two-wheeled differential-drive robot using ROS Noetic for SLAM navigation with Gmapping, Hector, and Cartographer.
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Robots whose build needs a 3D printer for their parts. 233 robots on Robotheca, each with its licenses and its source on GitHub.
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A two-wheeled differential-drive robot using ROS Noetic for SLAM navigation with Gmapping, Hector, and Cartographer.
A replica robotic arm based on the UR5 structure, featuring stepper motors, closed-loop control, and an Android app for interaction.
A desktop-scale WALL-E robot project with 3D-printable parts and CAD files.
KunPeng is a dual-rotor drone that can achieve stable hovering at a fixed point and altitude.
A repository of 3D printable STL parts for the pib robot, currently including C-Arm components.
A home service robot designed during undergraduate studies, featuring mechanical hardware and 3D modeling.
A six-legged robot controlled by STM32 microcontrollers with multi-modal control including cloud, WiFi, Bluetooth, voice, and gesture recognition.
A quadrotor UAV based on STM32F103C8T6, FreeRTOS, and cascaded PID for experimental flight control and remote operation.
An open-source, cost-efficient unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) platform equipped with multiple LiDAR sensors for mapping and navigation.
A DIY quadcopter drone built from scratch using an STM32F411CEU6 microcontroller.
An open-source quadcopter flight controller and electronic speed controller with CAD files for a drone frame.
A quadcopter built entirely with integrated PCB components for FPV flight.
A quadcopter drone built by a student group for educational purposes, featuring STM32F401-Nucleo64 flight control.
A minimalist underactuated robotic hand with one motor per finger, achieving adaptive grasping for humanoid robots.
A small homemade quadcopter using an F411 and NRF51822 flight controller based on the open-source MiniFly design.
An open-source two-finger adaptive gripper inspired by the Robotiq design.
A customized terrestrial-aerial bimodal vehicle platform for autonomous navigation on land and in the air.
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