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An interesting line-following simulator to use with with your robocars:
https://github.com/ron-grant/LFS
An improved version of the @IntelAIResearch OpenBot:
https://diyrobocars.com/2020/12/14/an-improved-version-of-the-intel-openbot/
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After reading this I was curious if there was anyway of using the EagleTree OSD Pro in line with the Pixhawk instead of using the MinimOSD? Just curious?
They may build a new ascii_data_out function to send data to xBee 900 Pro but, not yet.. also they use a I2C message system, You will need to add it to current ArduPilot (pretty hard to do, requires hardware hack to reroute ADC pins 4 & 5 for I2C and then recode system) I2C will be standard with new ArduMega autopilot.
They have a good OSD but I think it would be better to use Rembzi OSD as it now works with current ArduPilot