RoverBy Settorezero24 GitHub starsSources reviewed Oct 30, 2026

Arlok

A 3D-printed Arduino Uno educational rover with examples for obstacle avoidance, line following and cellphone control.

Project documentation

Before you build

Five answers, each linked to its source

What does it cost?

Not documented

No cost in the reviewed sources.

Can I sell what I build?

Check firstCheck before commercial use

Hardware not documented · Software not documented. Licensing source

What’s open?

4 of 6CAD: AvailableBOM: AvailablePCB: AvailableCode: AvailableSim: Not documentedGuide: Partial

Guide partial · sim not documented. All six files

What does it run on?

Arduino

Simulation: Not documented. Software

Is it maintained?

Active

Latest activity Oct 26, 2026 · main repo last commit Oct 26, 2026 · 69 commits in the last 52 weeks · 3 contributors Activity

01 / Under the shell

The specifications.

Hardware, build and software on one sheet. Every fact links to where we found it.

Arlok is an educational robot based on Arduino Uno, with 3D-printed parts and readily available components. Its programming examples include obstacle avoidance, line following and cellphone control.

Hardware

Actuators
2 · Servos BOM.md
Build
3D-printed · 3D-printed parts Documentation
Controller
Arduino Uno README
Servos
2 BOM.md

Building it

Printed parts
3D-printed parts are provided for Versions 1 and 2. README
Assembly guide
Version 1 has a step-by-step assembly guide. README

Software & simulation

Runs on
Arduino
Programming examples
Obstacle avoidance, line following and cellphone control. README

02 / The files behind the robot

What’s open.

Six parts of the build, each checked separately. Gaps stay visible.

Availability of build files
PartStatusWhat’s thereLicenseSource
CADAvailable3D-printable parts and STEP files are provided.Not documentedcad/
Bill of materialsAvailableBill of Materials is provided.Not documentedBOM.md
ElectronicsAvailableGerber files are present.Not documentedgerbers/
CodeAvailableArduino code examples are provided.Not documentedarduino/
Simulation modelNot documentedNot documentedNot documentedNo source found
Assembly guidePartialAn assembly guide is provided for Version 1; Version 2 has no assembly guide.Not documentedassembly_v1.md

03 / Know before you build

Can you sell it?

Check firstCheck before commercial use

No license was found for the design files, so no reuse rights are granted. Ask the maker before building anything to sell.

Hardware
Not documented
Software
Not documented
Read the licensing source

04 / The upstream project

Is it maintained?

settorezero/arlok

ActiveLatest activity Oct 26, 2026, 4 days before the snapshot

The main repository’s last commit was Oct 26, 2026.

COMMITS PER WEEK · MAIN REPOSITORY69 in 52 weeks
Stars
24
Forks
2
Contributors
3
Latest release
None recorded

Snapshot captured Oct 30, 2026. Recorded figures, not live metrics. Active: activity within 90 days of the snapshot. Quiet: within a year. Dormant: longer.

05 / Parts & kits

A head start.

Maker-listed sellers only. No affiliate links or paid placement.

MAKER’S COST

Not documented

No cost in the reviewed sources.

Kit availability is not documented in our reviewed sources.

06 / Side by side

Compare with other rovers.

Other rovers in the directory, most recently active first. Same sources, same rules.

Arlok compared with stoRPer, JPL Open Source Rover, Autonomous Zero-Turn Retrofit Kit
RobotCostOpen filesCan I sell it?Runs onMaintainedStars
ArlokThis robotSettorezeroNot documented4 of 6Check firstHW not documented · SW not documentedArduinoActiveOct 26, 202624
stoRPerconcretedogNot documented3 of 6YesHW CERN-OHL-P-2.0 · SW CERN-OHL-P-2.0Raspberry PiActiveOct 22, 202660
JPL Open Source RoverNASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryAbout $1,600full build6 of 6YesHW Apache-2.0 · SW Apache-2.0ROS 2GazeboRaspberry PiActiveOct 20, 20269,723
Autonomous Zero-Turn Retrofit KitZoheb AlviAbout $1,644functional build5 of 6YesHW MIT · SW not documentedArduinoESP32Raspberry PiNot documented—
Arlok compared with stoRPer and JPL Open Source Rover
This robotArlokstoRPerJPL Open Source Rover
Cost
Not documentedNot documentedAbout $1,600
Can I sell it?
Check firstYesYes
Open files
4 of 63 of 66 of 6
Runs on
ArduinoRaspberry PiROS 2, Gazebo, Raspberry Pi
Maintained
ActiveOct 26, 2026ActiveOct 22, 2026ActiveOct 20, 2026

Upkeep is measured against each robot’s own snapshot. Costs keep the maker’s scope, so check what each figure covers.

See them in the table

07 / Follow the evidence

Open books.

Repository files are pinned to commit 5c7b48a. Websites and papers are listed with their review dates.

  1. 01README.md at 5c7b48aReviewed Oct 30, 2026
  2. 02docs/BOM.md at 5c7b48aReviewed Oct 30, 2026
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