Robots
Robots people share on OpenVibe.Bot, and every model it drives. Watch any listed robot live; some take visitors at the controls in turns.
Have a robot?
Sign in to add it and pair it with one pasted command, or drive a simulated rover first, no account needed.
In the directory
No robot is listed yet. An owner lists theirs from its panel (Directory), and it shows here with its live camera.
Models it drives
All models- Simulated roverSimulatedA differential-drive rover in a small arena, simulated by OpenVibe.Bot (or in your browser at /try).
- Drives
- Live camera
- Range finder
- Line tracking
- Battery
- RGB lights
- A phonePhoneAny phone as a robot's eyes, voice and face, from its browser with nothing to install.
- Live camera
- Speaks
- Horn
- Face and text
- Torch
- Battery
- Adeept ADR036 4WD Smart CarOn-boardRaspberry Pi rover with the Adeept Robot HAT.
- Drives
- Pan / tilt camera
- RGB lights
- Horn
- Range finder
- Line tracking
- Adeept ADR036 4WD Smart Car (mecanum)On-boardThe Adeept ADR036 on mecanum wheels.
- Drives any direction
- Pan / tilt camera
- RGB lights
- Horn
- Range finder
- Line tracking
- CozmoBridgeAnki Cozmo over PyCozmo.
- Drives
- Head
- Lift
- Speaks
- Face and text
- Backpack lights
- LOOI desktop robotBridgeLOOI, the tracked desk robot that uses a phone as its face.
- Drives
- Head
- Battery
- ONVIF cameraServer-sideA bare ONVIF PTZ camera, no motion.
- Pan, tilt, zoom
- Live camera
- ROS 2 robotOn-boardAny ROS 2 robot that drives on cmd_vel (geometry_msgs/Twist).
- Drives
- Live camera
- Range finder
- Battery
- ROS 2 robot (mecanum or omni)On-boardA ROS 2 robot with mecanum or omni wheels that moves in any direction on cmd_vel (linear x and y, angular z).
- Drives any direction
- Live camera
- Range finder
- Battery
- Generic relayOn-boardA robot with no hardware of its own.
- Your own buttons
Something else?
Any robot with a computer on it or next to it can join: a Raspberry Pi or other Linux board, an ESP32, a ROS 2 robot (it has its own models above), an ONVIF camera. Describe it with a profile and the panel draws itself; write a driver in any language for the hardware, then submit it so anyone can add one.