A small quadruped robot, inspired by boston dynamic Spot.
Key Features • Overview • Documentation • Credits • License
- Live preview - Make changes, See changes
- Real time data
- Camera live stream, sensors, analytics, etc
- Full kinematic model
- Dual joystick controller
- Robot mirroring visualization
- Highly customizable
- Self hosted, self included
This repository contains the source code for a Spot Micro quadruped robot. Execution of the software takes place on a ESP32 cam, which runs various number of FreeRTos task for seamless robotic operations. By focusing on practicality and simplicity in both hardware and software, it offer an accessible platform for learning, experimentation, and modest real-world applications.
You can find the current steps to get a fresh new doggo up and barking on /docs
You can find a description for the current esp32 firmware and controller here.
The kinematic for the robot is from this kinematics paper. A C++ and TypeScript library was written to enable onboard calculation and fast development iteration using the robot mirroring.
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Clone and open the new project
git clone https://github.com/runeharlyk/SpotMicroESP32-Leika
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Install dependencies with preferable package manager (npm, pnpm, yarn)
cd app pnpm install
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Configure device settings
- Update
factory_settings.ini
with relevant settings
- Update
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Upload filesystem image using platformIO
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Upload firmware using platformIO
See the project backlog and open issues for full list of proposed and active features (and known issues).
This project takes great inspiration from the following resources:
- Spot Micro Quadruped Project - mike4192
- Kinematics
- ESP32SvelteKit template
- SpotMicro ESP32 - Maarten Weyn
- SpotMicroAi
- Spot Micro - Leika
- NightDriverStrip
If you like the project and want to follow it evolving concidering ✨-ing the project
- Spot Micro Quadruped Project - mike4192 - Great ROS based project
- SpotMicroAi - Group repository with simulations and runtimes
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