#LeoRover is an #opensource #robotics development platform available to everyone! Prototype your own robotic solution and share it with the #community
Wrocław, Polska
Joined August 2017
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Leo Rover just partnered with @rover_challenge to provide robots for remote version of the competition!
Teams will connect to Rovers located on artificial Marsyard and perform tasks remotely using @FRDMROBOTICS UI. Stay tuned for more news!
So, we're preapring a new version of the Rover together with big news. Stay tuned #Idontgettwitteratall - Szymon
Did you know you can not only preview, but as well download CAD model of the Rover anytime you want? a360.co/38g5wWx?fbclid=IwAR3…
I think I'm taking over our company Twitter account #finally! We'll post some super-interesting stuff here as there's a lot of super-interesting stuff going on here :D
- Szymon
Did you know you can easily add new features to the Rover with just simple old-school tinkering? Here's Leo with IR lights and additional charging points in the wheels. How cool is that! :D
Kind people at TurtleBot asked us to change our name, since they were the first to use the word "turtle" in the world of robotics. We are during the process of rebranding at the moment and we will be known from now on as Leo Rover :)
Szymon's taking part in #PAMI2019 event at @PWr_Wroclaw today!
Dzisiaj milion rzeczy do zrobienia, ale na panelu dyskusyjnym o spejsie nie mogło mnie zabraknąć. Zwłaszcza, że odbywa się na @PWr_Wroclaw.
#kosmos #Top500Innovators #PAMI2019 @TurtleRover @SatRevolution
Our new main electronics case will be released soon. It's going to be adjusted to our new electronics made by Husarion, could be entirely printed on your own, and will be even more customizable than it already is!
We are looking forward to making a swimming version of Turtle Rover. The proof of concept is shown below.
We might be switching to @husarion electronic boards soon. More details will be revealed in the future.
Maybe they don't look too fancy, but fully printed wheels are a step forward when it comes to allowing the end users to modify wheels and print spare ones as they please. They also let us decrease the cost of manufacturing significantly.
That's how an unpainted frame of a Turtle Rover looks like. Sadly, even the tiniest scratches are visible, so painting them is pretty much mandatory.
We were thinking about changing our stock filament color. What do you think about this one? Szymon thinks it looks kingfisher of toxic, but I like it. It was a quick test print, so the quality of it didn't matter. It's the same PLA filament we've been using.
