OpenAMRobot v0.0.1
The first public release of the OpenAMRobot platform.
OpenAMRobot is developed as a distributed ecosystem with separate repositories for hardware, software, firmware, user interface, documentation, shared interfaces, and communication. While this keeps development modular, it makes it difficult to obtain a complete, reproducible snapshot of the platform.
This release solves that problem by packaging the entire ecosystem into a single versioned archive that can be downloaded, archived, shared, and used offline for research, education, manufacturing, deployment, and further development.
Why a Custom Release?
GitHub automatically generates Source code (zip) and Source code (tar.gz) archives for this repository. Those archives contain only the release-builder repository and do not include the complete OpenAMRobot platform.
The official product release is:
OpenAMRobot-v0.0.1-source.zip
It contains a frozen snapshot of all repositories required to reproduce, build, study, modify, and extend OpenAMRobot.
What is Included?
The release package includes:
- Hardware
- Software (ROS 2)
- Firmware
- User Interface
- Documentation
- Shared Interfaces
- Communication Packages
- Manufacturing Files
- Release Metadata
Download
Download OpenAMRobot-v0.0.1-source.zip from the Assets section below.
Optional verification files are also provided:
OpenAMRobot-v0.0.1-source.zip.sha256— package integrity verificationOpenAMRobot-v0.0.1-inventory.csv— complete release inventorybuild-report.md— release build information
Getting Started
After extracting the archive, begin with:
README.mdrelease-metadata/RELEASE_NOTES.mdrelease-metadata/KNOWN_LIMITATIONS.md
Then follow the README files inside each component repository for hardware assembly, firmware flashing, software installation, simulation, robot bring-up, and operation.
Release Overview and Roadmap
https://github.com/orgs/openAMRobot/discussions/20
Feedback and Contributions
This is an early public release intended for researchers, makers, universities, robotics startups, and industrial R&D teams.
Bug reports, discussions, pull requests, documentation improvements, and research collaborations are always welcome.