SUPER MAV
A safety-assured high-speed navigation micro aerial vehicle (MAV) with modular hardware components for research and development.
Open-source robots with their licenses, parts and source files. Every page is pinned to a commit on GitHub.
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A safety-assured high-speed navigation micro aerial vehicle (MAV) with modular hardware components for research and development.
An open-source, torque-controlled aerial loco-manipulator whose extremity can be reconfigured as a tail for flight, a hand for manipulation, or a leg for hybrid aerial-contact locomotion.
An open-source autonomous quadrotor drone built by the NEU REAL Lab, with a high-load, stable-localization design for autonomous obstacle avoidance flight.
An open-source 250mm autonomous quadrotor drone that flies in unknown environments and avoids obstacles using VINS visual-inertial odometry and EGO-Planner.
An open-source flight controller platform for multicopters with dual-processor redundancy, supporting GPS, optical flow, UWB, and vision-based navigation.
An ROV/AUV underwater robot controlled by STM32 and Raspberry Pi for navigation and sensor data processing.
A lightweight drone control and multi-agent localization system combining flight controller, UWB relative localization algorithm, and software monitor.
A compact aerial robot with omnidirectional visual perception for autonomous navigation and mapping.
An open-source ESP-FLY drone with CAD models, Crazyflie-based flight firmware, a PyQt6 PC debugging tool and an Android control app.
An open-source quadcopter drone with a self-built frame and flight controller, designed for indoor flight and formation experiments.
A micro-scale swashplateless twin-rotor flying robot with its own flight controller hardware, control software and mechanical design.
A quadrotor UAV based on STM32F103C8T6, FreeRTOS, and cascaded PID for experimental flight control and remote operation.
A DIY quadcopter drone built from scratch using an STM32F411CEU6 microcontroller.
A customized terrestrial-aerial bimodal vehicle platform for autonomous navigation on land and in the air.