STM32 Balance Car
A self-balancing robot using STM32F103C8T6 with Mahony algorithm for attitude estimation.
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Open-source robots with their licenses, parts and source files. Every page is pinned to a commit on GitHub.
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A self-balancing robot using STM32F103C8T6 with Mahony algorithm for attitude estimation.
An open-source coaxial twin-rotor drone (helicopter-style swashplate control) that can be 3D printed and rebuilt by hobbyists.
A 3D-printed bipedal robot built as a low-cost desktop platform for semi-direct drive walking research.
An ROV/AUV underwater robot controlled by STM32 and Raspberry Pi for navigation and sensor data processing.
Open-source wheeled biped robot with wheels for balance and legs for uneven terrain, controllable in simulation and on hardware.
A low-cost DIY writing machine that draws on a vertical surface using two stepper motors and a servo-controlled pen.
A tiny open-source writing robot arm designed for AI drawing applications.
A quadcopter flight controller based on STM32F103 with remote control, PCB, 3D models, and ROS 2/PX4 simulation support.
A small quadrotor drone based on STM32 that can fly stably.
A 3D-printable robot arm, current version V4 (Green), designed for printing and assembly by hobbyists.
A writing robot with a 2040 aluminum frame and Core-XY structure that automates handwriting tasks.
A compact smart robotic arm with 6 degrees of freedom, designed for educational and hobbyist use.
A simple quadruped robot controlled by Arduino and optionally ESP32-CAM for vision.
An educational wheeled rover controlled by a Raspberry Pi Zero W, with a DRV8835 motor driver, OLED display, 9-axis sensor and LEDs.
A desktop-sized open-source robot with 6 degrees of freedom, enhanced with AI capabilities via ESP32, designed for education and maker projects.
A collection of 3D-printable accessories and decorations for the ElectronBot robot.
An open-source mini drone/quadcopter firmware for ESP32 and ESP32-S series SoCs, controllable via Wi-Fi or gamepad.
A fully autonomous mobile robot designed for counter-terrorism, bomb disposal, and rescue tasks, featuring a four-wheel drive chassis, five-degree-of-freedom robotic arm, and multi-vision systems.
An open-source 6-DOF desktop robotic arm powered by NEMA 17 stepper motors.
A lightweight drone control and multi-agent localization system combining flight controller, UWB relative localization algorithm, and software monitor.
Gretchen is an open-source humanoid robot development platform.
A small two-wheeled differential-drive mobile platform robot built around a Jetson Nano, with dual cameras and 3D CAD data for its hardware.
A reproduction of the Mars 2020 Perseverance rover, a mars rover replica built as an open-source project.
An open-source single-arm mobile robot that adds a 7-degree-of-freedom arm to a mobile chassis for grasping and carrying tasks in complex environments.
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