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ROBOTIS TURTLEBOT3 Burger

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ROBOTIS TURTLEBOT3 Burger

  • Robot Operating System (ROS) Development Platform
  • Based on Raspberry Pi 3
  • ROBOTIS OpenCR 1.0 Controller
  • ROBOTIS 360° LiDAR

Description

The ROBOTIS TURTLEBOT3 is the official ROS.org development platform for companies, research institutes and universities.
The Robot Operating System (ROS) is an Open Source based framework / middleware for the development of autonomous systems. ROS has a large number of users wich results in the framework beeing in constant development. The Turtlebot3 Burger is provided with a Raspberry Pi 3, a ROBOTIS 360° LiDAR system, a OpenCR controlling unit and two Dynamixel servomotors for movement.

What makes this robot unique and what are the possibilities?

The ROBOTIS TURTLEBOT3 ist most likely the most favourable development platform when it comes to SLAM and navigation. Due to the high-quality components the TURTLEBOT can reliably generate und process measurement data. Furthermore the OpenCR controllerboard enables a large variety of expandabilities such as controlling an robotic arm or implementig additional sensors. The predestined fields of application of the Burgerare SLAM and navigation.

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Shipping weight: 2,59 kg
Item weight: 1,00 kg

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ROS Turtlebot3 EBook

ROBOTIS TURTLEBOT3 Burger Datasheet

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