Mobile robot Buggy3 kit, including RDDRONE-FMUK66 and peripherals

The MR-BUGGY3 kit provides the mechanical and other components needed to build the small robot Buggy and evaluate the RDDRONE-FMUK66. The platform includes a brushed motor controller and RC remote control as well as a robust mechanical platform that has two layers to support expansion with other electronics and mobile robotics evaluation board solutions.
This development kit is available as part of HoverGames/RoverGames and contains the components required for these coding challenges. Please note that this is a professional development kit and not a fully functional system. It does not contain NXP software, and the Flight Management Unit (FMU) is supported by a mainline branch of the commercially friendly open source PX4.org vehicle stack. A complete working system requires a self-contained amateur-type lithium polymer battery and country-specific telemetry wireless equipment.
After assembly, the rack has appropriate extra space to install other components such as UCANS32K146, UCAB32K1SIC, RDDRONE-T1ADAPT, and NXP Freedom boards. Companion computers such as NavQPlus based on i.MX 8M plus or i.MX 8M Mini can be used as vision processors running Linux and ROS/ROS2. The rover development platform is flexible and fully open to develop robotics, control algorithms, safety networks and communication protocols, and can include other add-ons, supporting computers, software or related solutions.