In this article, I present the central concept of the robot control of my mobile robot. There are many different variants to structure the software for a robot. I will show you which one I implemented in MOBROB. Direct control The simplest option is the so-called direct control. Here, a Read more…
After I presented the hardware architecture in an earlier article, I want to dedicate this article to the software architecture of my mobile robot MOBROB. The software architecture is based on Robot Operating System (ROS), which allows me to extend the robot very modularly by functions. There are a lot Read more…
With this post, I want to start with the description of the software for my mobile robot. One of the first things I’m setting up in the software is an OTA (Over the Air) update function for all my components on the robot. That means besides the Raspberry Pi, I Read more…
After a long time has passed, here is an update on the current major project MOBROB. My completely self-built mobile robot. In the last post, I introduced the basic functions. The next step is to place the complete electronics nicely on the robot, so that there is still enough space Read more…
I started to build my first mobile robot with Mecanum Wheels a few weeks ago. In this post, I would like to show a look at the hardware structure. The software is an ongoing process and will be a topic in several future articles. Parts for the mobile robot I Read more…