Questions, ideas, or want to contribute? We'd love to hear from you.
dany.cerioli08@gmail.com
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IIS Galileo Galilei
Crema, Lombardia, Italy
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Whenever we're not in class
This form doesn't actually send anything yet — but it looks nice, right?
The robot itself, yes — navigation, sensors and Nova all run locally on the Raspberry Pi. The control app just needs to reach the robot over the same network or Tailscale.
The core electronics (ESP32s, sensors, motors, servos) come in well under €300 — the priciest parts are the LiPo battery and the custom PCBs. Everything else is free, open-source software.
Not yet. .NET MAUI supports it, we just don't have an Apple developer account. If you want to help us ship it, get in touch.
Absolutely — it's MIT licensed. New sensor drivers, a better occupancy-grid algorithm, an iOS build, anything. Open an issue or PR on GitHub.