Published January 22, 2026 | Version v2

ZetaBot: Mobile Robotic Platform with Live Video Streaming and 6-DOF Arm (Version 1.0.1)

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Initial public release of the research project ZetaBot, a low-cost mobile robotic platform designed for field robotics applications including agriculture, inspection, and experimental research.

ZetaBot integrates a tank-tracked mobile base with a 6-degree-of-freedom robotic manipulator, Bluetooth-based teleoperation, and real-time Wi-Fi video streaming using ESP32-CAM hardware. The system is built using affordable, open-source embedded components to support reproducibility and accessibility in robotics research and education.

Control and monitoring are provided through a custom Android application developed using Kodular, enabling real-time motion commands, manipulator control, and live visual feedback.

This release includes:

  • Full technical project report (PDF/DOCX)

  • Embedded firmware and control software

  • Android application source/assets

  • System documentation and build resources

The project demonstrates an integrated approach to low-cost mobile manipulation, combining embedded systems engineering, robotic control, and wireless perception into a unified experimental platform.

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