MABEL is a feature-packed, open-source, legged balancing robot based off of the Boston Dynamics Handle robot.
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MABEL is a feature-packed, open-source, legged balancing robot based off of the Boston Dynamics Handle robot.
ESP32-based Development Board for Robotics and Embedded Applications
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Software for controlling and analysing T-Bots (Balancing robots)
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Self-balancing robot analysis and LQG optimal controller design with MATLAB Simulink and Simscape Multibody
Balancing, Moving, and Traversing Slopes with a Two-Wheel Robot using Deep Reinforcement Learning
Building self-balancing robot using LQR controller
A two-wheel self-balancing robot based on Arduino and RaspberryPi board.
基于Raspberry Pi 2 的二轮自平衡机器人,Python版
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IsaacGym envs for a two wheeled inverted pendulum robot (TWIP) and a flywheel inverted pendulum robot
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Self-balancing robot using LQR control, written in Rust
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Research Project for controller development of Autonomous Navigation of a self Balancing Segway Robot.
Arduino act as PID controller his input is angle value from MPU6050 Sensor and output is the value of PWM that control the speed of motors.
A self-balancing robot for Isaac Sim
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