Pavlov Mini Wheel
Autonomous quadruped with vision-based object tracking.
- Robot joints
- 8DOF
- Simulation + Hardware
- 2Platforms
- Main ROS 2 nodes
- 4Core
- Custom architecture
- 100%
Designed and developed an autonomous wheeled robotic platform using ROS 2, OpenCV, Raspberry Pi, and Teensy 4.0. The robot detects and follows a colored target through real-time computer vision while maintaining a modular software architecture that supports both Gazebo simulation and real hardware deployment.
Design a modular autonomous robotic platform capable of detecting and following a target in both Gazebo simulation and real-world environments while ensuring reliable communication between the Raspberry Pi and the embedded controller.
Developed a modular ROS 2 architecture where perception, robot control, and hardware communication operate as independent nodes. OpenCV was used for real-time color-based object detection, while Gazebo enabled the complete software stack to be validated before deployment on the physical robot. Communication between the Raspberry Pi and Teensy 4.0 was handled through ROS 2 and serial interfaces, keeping the system modular and easy to extend.
- Successfully implemented autonomous color-based object tracking using OpenCV.
- Designed a modular ROS 2 architecture for simulation and real hardware deployment.
- Integrated Raspberry Pi, Teensy 4.0, and Gazebo into a complete robotics development workflow.