Mobility & mechanics
Differential-drive architecture, motors, gearboxes, wheels, braking, structure, payload mounting and service access.

Autonomous Mobile Robots
Aadith's Lab develops autonomous mobile robots for applications that need more than a standard off-the-shelf platform. We work across mechanics, sensing, embedded control, navigation, power, payload integration and industrial connectivity.
System architecture
Reliable autonomous mobility depends on the complete machine: wheel traction, encoder quality, motor control, sensor placement, timing, networking, power behavior and the mechanical relationship between the payload and mobile base.
Differential-drive architecture, motors, gearboxes, wheels, braking, structure, payload mounting and service access.
2D LiDAR, depth cameras, IMUs, wheel odometry, mapping and localization selected around the environment.
ROS 2, Nav2, path planning, obstacle handling, mission logic and diagnostics for autonomous operation.
Custom controllers, CAN, Ethernet, RS-485, PLC interfaces, external I/O and deterministic machine control.
LiFePO4 battery architecture, BMS, charging, DC power rails, current distribution and power-state management.
Lifters, conveyors, top modules, robot arms, grippers and application-specific hardware coordinated with the AMR.
Typical applications
AMR project enquiry
Share the payload, floor/environment, speed, runtime, navigation area, interfaces and required top-module function for a useful first discussion.