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  • EquiCycle

    An autonomous self-balancing bicycle robot designed for outdoor track racing, featuring lane detection, obstacle recognition, and balance control algorithms.

    Self-driving 1:10AdvancedBuildability 55/100 · Buildable with some effort
    • Works with AI
    Cost not stated

  • Pure Inertial Navigation Car

    An open-source autonomous car using pure inertial navigation for path collection, planning, and reproduction with TC2xx main controller and dual AI8051U motor drivers.

    Self-driving 1:10AdvancedBuildability 30/100 · Incomplete documentation
    • No license
    Cost not stated

  • SmartCar Unicycle Q-Car Hardware 20th

    An open-source hardware solution for the 20th National University Intelligent Vehicle Competition unicycle category Q-car model, featuring integrated PCB and 3D-printed parts.

    Self-driving 1:10AdvancedBuildability 30/100 · Incomplete documentation
    Cost not stated

  • XUAN-Bike

    An autonomous bicycle that uses an ESP32-based controller and CAN bus to drive actuators for self-driving functionality.

    Self-driving 1:10AdvancedBuildability 30/100 · Incomplete documentation
    • No license
    Cost not stated

  • HyperCar

    An all-in-one car for electronics design contests and Huawei's hardware challenge: schematics (core, power, charger, peripherals) and circuit board, as an Altium project.

    Self-driving 1:10AdvancedBuildability 0/100 · Incomplete documentation
    • No license
    Cost not stated

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