
How OOMWOO’s 3D design gets made
OOMWOO’s mechanical design is not drawn from a blank sheet. It starts by researching ready-made…

OOMWOO’s mechanical design is not drawn from a blank sheet. It starts by researching ready-made…

OOMWOO is built from sourced vacuum parts – Roborock drive wheels, off-the-shelf blower fans, iRobot…

Future home for OOMWOO open-source vacuum cleaner robot build instructions. Bring-up notes for the sourced…

Here are issues we've ran into building OOMWOO open-source vacuum's cleaning, mapping and navigation - and our solutions.

A concise, copy-paste quickstart for running the OOMWOO robot vacuum entirely headless (no display) —…

This is the “hello world” of developing for OOMWOO. It’s deliberately simple — a reactive…

OOMWOO is an open-source robot vacuum you build yourself. oomwoo-one is the first model. This…

I started by drafting a list of parts and deciding which have to be sourced…

Tutorial Part 1 got SangamIO running on the vacuum, exposing its motors, wheel encoders, IMU…

Run a full Proscenic M6 Pro vacuum simulation in Gazebo with the oomwoo ROS 2 image: SLAM mapping, autonomous Nav2 navigation, manual driving and bumper sensors — no hardware needed.

Turn a Proscenic M6 Pro robot vacuum into a ROS 2 robot: root it over ADB, flash the open-source SangamIO firmware, and bridge its LiDAR, odometry and motors into ROS 2 Jazzy as /scan, /odom and /cmd_vel.

I’m starting a new build-in-public project: oomwoo, an open-source robot vacuum you build yourself. Raspberry Pi, ROS 2, 2D LiDAR, Home Assistant, 3D printed, local-first — and open from the first commit.
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