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Vitulus with Ardusimple GNSS-RTK, ROS, RTAB-Map and D435
One simpleRTK2B with ZED-F9P for base fixed on the ground and a second together with simpleRTK2B Lite for the robot. It works quite well.
Read MoreDevelopement of the new Wheel unit
Redesigning of the wheel unit. Working prototype for testing.
Read MoreWhat's new and current state of the Vitulus project
Short view to current state of Vitutulus. Recapitulation of changes done on last year.
Read MoreVitulus 4WD mapping and localization test
Mapping and localization test on Vitulus 4WD using Rtabmap, D435, T265. The result is not what i been expected and I think it is not enough to navigate lawn mower.
Read MoreVitulus4WD first mowing with new unit
4WD Vitulus with new mowing unit. Redesigned Vitulus on four wheels testing new mowing unit.
Read MoreTutorial #4 - The chassis assembly
Put the parts we assembly in previous tutorials together and get the Vitulus chassis.
Read MoreTutorial #3 - Power unit assembly
This tutorial will help you assemble the Power unit of the VITULUS robot.
Read MoreTutorial #2 - Main unit support assembly
This tutorial will help you assemble the Main unit support of the VITULUS robot.
Read MoreNew Mower unit is ready
The new unit can automatically adjust the cutting height and regulate the blade speed.
Read MoreDevelopment of a new mower unit control
Currently I am preparing a new control of the mower unit. PID motor control and cutting height adjustment.
Read MoreTutorial #1 - Wheel unit assembly
This tutorial will help you assemble the Wheel unit of the VITULUS robot.
Read MoreVITULUS CAD files published
VITULUS CAD files are published on my GitLab. See how you can make VITULUS, easily with a 3D printer.
Read MoreHow to install Android Studio and android core based VITULUS app on Ubuntu 20.04
Step by step how-to guide you thru the installation of Android Studio and android core for VITULUS. At the you can start develope VITULUS android app.
Read MoreLacina.dev presents VITULUS
VITULUS is ready to show itself to the public. It is an open source mobile robot platform and you can build it yourself at home in the bedroom with common tools and a 3D printer.
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