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iamsmsr/Industry-Warehouse-Management-Robot-on-STM32-Bluepill-
A student project implementing a warehouse management robot on an STM32 Bluepill (F103C8T6) in bare-metal C. The robot appears to handle item sorting or retrieval via motors and sensors. This is a course submission, not a reusable library or framework.
The single-file bare-metal C approach on STM32 is at least honest — no HAL abstraction hiding what's actually happening at the register level. Including a project report PDF is more than most student repos bother with. A video demo is present, which lets you verify it actually ran on hardware rather than just compiled.
Six stars, zero forks, and the entire codebase is one main.c — there's nothing to learn from the architecture because there is no architecture. No build system, no Makefile, no .ioc file, no pinout documentation, so reproducing this on your own hardware is guesswork. The README is entirely images with zero prose explaining what the robot does, what sensors are used, or what problem was being solved. This is a homework artifact, not a reference project.