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NXP CTO Lars Reger introduced the NavQ95 platform, built on the company’s i.MX 95, in an interview with EE Times. The package includes reference designs, complete drone kits and robotics software development kits.
Why it mattersEE Times says the materials are intended to help startups and newcomers get a working robot or drone running in about 30 minutes. That is a practical pitch for easing entry into robotics, not a claim that a finished autonomous system appears straight out of the box.
Discuss: Are ready-made kits a useful way to widen access to robotics, or do they risk making the first demo look easier than the hard engineering that follows?
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