We built JetBot to make exploring ideas related to robotics as fun as possible. In effect, it's a portable, battery powered AI computer with a camera that's super easy to program.

To get started with JetBot, first pick your vehicle (hardware) you want to make. For details of NVIDIA-designed open-source JetBot hardware, check Bill of Materials page and Hardware Setup page.

Oct 7, 2024 · This page details how to set up JetBot using the pre-built JetBot SD card image. You may prefer this option if you are new to Jetson Nano, and do not have an existing SD card configured.

This page details how you can configure your Jetson system to use JetBot without Docker. This is handy when you want to prototype without worrying about docker semantics, or have other reasons to work …

To go through the actual example applications on JetBot, you interact with JetBot from your (laptop) PC through Wi-Fi network. This document explains how you can initially set up the Wi-Fi connection on …

This page lists everything you need to build JetBot, along with purchasing links from popular vendors. Some of the parts are 3D printed. We provide the STL files needed to print these parts. Please see …

In this example we'll collect an image regression dataset that will enable JetBot to follow a road! We'll teach JetBot to detect a target x, y image coordinate that the JetBot will chase.

Third Party Kits In addition to the open-source DIY version, several third party JetBot kits using Jetson Nano have emerged. This page details the kits that we're aware of Note Please note, we do not …

This page details how to set up JetBot using the pre-built JetBot docker containers. This is the best option if you want to use JetBot with an existing Jetson Nano SD card image.

Basic Motion In this notebook we'll control JetBot by programming from a web browser. Connect to your robot by navigating to http://<jetbot_ip_address>:8888 Sign in with the default password jetbot …