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Fictionlab Leo Rover Upgrade Kit 1.8 to 1.9

  • SKU: MBS-Z1-216
  • GTIN: 0658917504786
  • Category: Accessories
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Leo Rover Upgrade Kit 1.8 to 1.9

  • Maximum payload: 5 kg
  • Range: up to 100 m
  • IP55

Description

Leo Rover 1.9 – Upgrade Kit

 

The Leo Rover 1.9 Upgrade Kit is a set of components that allows you to upgrade your existing Leo Rover 1.8 to the latest hardware standard of version 1.9. It includes mechanical, electronic, and thermal improvements to ensure better performance, durability, and compatibility with the updated ROS 2-based software. Note: an upgrade is not mandatory; the Leo Rover 1.8 remains fully compatible with the latest software version and continues to be supported.

 

Technical Specifications

 

Dimensions (L × W × H) 424 × 445 × 303 mm
Weight ≈ 7 kg
Maximum Payload ≈ 5 kg* (*with standard wheels; stiffer wheels can increase payload up to ~20 kg)
Maximum Linear Speed ≈ 0.4 m/s
Maximum Angular Speed ≈ 1 rad/s
Estimated Maximum Obstacle Height ≈ 70 mm
Ingress Protection IP 55
Operating Temperature −10 °C to +40 °C
Estimated Runtime (Standard Battery) up to 4 hours
Connection Range (Video/Streaming) up to 100 m

 

Typical Contents

 

  • Raspberry Pi 5 (4 GB RAM)
  • Arducam 12.3 MP HQ Camera Module with 158° M12 Wide-Angle Lens
  • Main Electronics Box (MEB) with metal sides
  • Passive cooling plate for the MEB
  • PTFE gaskets
  • USB‑C power connector
  • V2 MEB power cables
  • Wheel mounts with round holes
  • Metal motor mounts
  • V2 wheel rims (stiffer, less tire deformation)
  • Suspension struts with mounting holes
  • Individual ID plate
  • Additional fasteners (screws, etc.)

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