Education kitsYahboomChina
ROSMASTER X3
An educational wheeled platform on omnidirectional Mecanum wheels with LiDAR and a depth camera. Runs ROS2 on Raspberry Pi 5 or NVIDIA Jetson: mapping, autonomous navigation, human following and voice interaction. Ships with an extensive video course and open-source code.
Specifications
- Drive
- omnidirectional Mecanum wheels
- Navigation sensors
- LiDAR and depth camera
- Computing platform
- Raspberry Pi 5 / NVIDIA Jetson
- Programming
- ROS2, Python
- Voice module
- voice interaction module
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Applications
- Teaching ROS2 and SLAM methods
- Autonomous navigation lab work
- Student research projects
- Prototyping self-driving algorithms
- Competition team training
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