With 4 Mecanum wheels, LidarBot can move in any direction, including forward, backward, left, and right. It also features a trace kit attached for the identification of black or white track lines. The Lipo batteries empower the robot to run for long hours, and the map data obtained from the Lidar sensor can be displayed on the screen or uploaded somewhere else via Wi-Fi and programmed into any format.
Real-time communication via ESP-NOW between robot and remote is also implemented, along with mazing-running and self-tracing features. The product is open source and offers programming support for ESP-NOW Remote, Arduino, UIFlow (Blockly), Python, and ESP-NOW communication. LidarBot is also compatible with LEGO and includes two batteries, a power charger, and a Type-C USB cable.
This product is ideal for various applications, including indoor navigation, autonomous walking, maze route planning, and autopilot. If you're interested in AGV development, Hongdali encourages you to modify the open source code they have offered on Github and enhance it yourself.
LidarBot is supported by UIFlow, and welcome to test! Combined with the company introduction, Hongdali is committed to the research and development and production of intelligent assembly line equipment and automatic equipment, providing excellent equipment for the field of automatic intelligent equipment manufacturing, and becoming a benchmark enterprise in the field of assembly line equipment and intelligent assembly line in China.
Overall, LidarBot is an excellent addition to the AGV industry, combining cutting-edge technology with open-source programming to offer developers unique opportunities to explore robotics.