Date: October 26, 2023
Robots speak many languages. We designed the firmware to be protocol-agnostic.
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// A simplified look at the motor command struct typedef struct int16_t linear_velocity; // Target speed (mm/s) int16_t angular_velocity; // Turning rate (mrad/s) uint32_t heartbeat; // Watchdog timestamp AutomotoCommand_t;
We believe in low barriers to entry. If you have an STM32 "Blue Pill," a generic ESP32, or an Arduino, you can get started in minutes. Date: October 26, 2023 Robots speak many languages
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Please provide more context, and I'll do my best to assist you! [link] // A simplified look at the motor
We structured the code to be modular and readable. Unlike legacy firmware that often resembles "spaghetti code," we adopted a hardware abstraction layer (HAL).