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Papaya Pathfinder - Open Source ESP32 Rover

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Robust 3D-printable rover with rocker-bogie suspension. Powered by GA25 motors and ESP32. Ready for WiFi or ELRS.

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Printables
Kategoria
RC & Robotics
Licencja
Creative Commons — Attribution

This is the larger, more robust sibling of the Papaya Pathfinder family. It is a fully 3D-printable rover designed for rougher terrain, featuring high-torque motors and a dedicated power distribution system.

Watch the first field test video here: 

🚀 Full Source Code, Wiring & Firmware: https://github.com/tronxi/papaya-pathfinder

⚙ Key Features:

  • High Torque: Powered by 6x GA25 Gear Motors for superior climbing capability.

  • Rocker-Bogie Suspension: Keeps all wheels on the ground on uneven terrain.

  • Robust Power System: Designed for 3S LiPo batteries with separate UBECs for logic (5V) and servos (6V) to ensure stability.

  • Dual Control Modes: Supports WiFi (Phone/Desktop App) and ExpressLRS (ELRS) for long-range control.

  • Modular: Easy to modify and attach sensors, cameras (FPV), or robotic arms.

🔧 Bill of Materials (BOM):

  • 1x ESP32 Dev Board

  • 2x High Power Motor Driver

  • 6x GA25 DC Gear Motors (12V recommended)

  • 4× MS24 steering servos

  • 2x UBEC (Step-down converters): One set to 5V (Logic), one to 6V (Servos)

  • 1x 3S LiPo Battery

  • M3 Screws and Nuts

🖨 Printing Instructions:

  • Structure: Recommended to print in PETG for outdoor durability, but PLA works for indoor testing.

  • Tires: Must be printed in TPU (flexible filament) for grip.

The smaller version (Papaya Pathfinder Mini) is available here: 

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