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JetRacer — High-Speed AI Racing Robot

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About this program

JetRacer — High-Speed AI Racing Robot

JetRacer is an open-source AI race car built on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano. It uses a 1/10th-scale RC car chassis with a Jetson Nano mounted on top, enabling neural-network-based road following at speeds exceeding typical educational robots. Steering is controlled by a servo and throttle by an ESC, both commanded directly from the Jetson via I²C.

JetRacer ships with Jupyter notebook examples for data collection, training, and live inference of a road-following network (a ResNet18 regression model predicting x/y deviation from center).

Hardware

  • NVIDIA Jetson Nano Developer Kit
  • 1/10-scale RC car chassis (e.g. Waveshare JetRacer Pro)
  • Front-facing wide-angle camera
  • PCA9685 PWM servo controller
  • 7.4V Li-ion battery
  • 5V power bank for Jetson

What It Can Do

  • Road following — ResNet18 regresses steering angle from a single camera frame at inference-time
  • Object following — detects and tracks objects using SSD MobileNet
  • Live teleoperation — gamepad-driven control via Jupyter widgets
  • Data collection — annotate frames in-browser by dragging a target point

Source

Printing

JetRacer is built on a commercial 1/10-scale RC car chassis — the chassis, motor, ESC, servo and wheels are all purchased, not printed. The only printed parts are the Jetson/camera mounting plates and adapters, so this is a small set by design (not under-populated). Which parts you print depends on which RC chassis you own — the two chassis options are mutually exclusive.

Print the generic part (always):

  • jetracer_cam_mount — the wide-angle camera mount (shared across both chassis)

If you have a Traxxas LaTrax Rally chassis (the BOM's default) — print these 2:

  • jetracer_latrax_base_board — base plate that bolts the Jetson + electronics to the LaTrax chassis
  • jetracer_latrax_cam_mount — LaTrax-specific camera mount riser

If you have a Tamiya TT-02 chassis instead — print this 1:

  • jetracer_tamiya_tt02_base_board — base plate for the Tamiya TT-02 chassis

Tooling (not a robot part):

  • jetracer_tamiya_tt02_drill_jig is a drill guide used to mark/drill the mounting holes on the Tamiya TT-02 chassis during assembly. Print it only if you're doing the Tamiya build; it's discarded after drilling and is not part of the finished car.

So a typical LaTrax build prints 3 parts (cam_mount + 2 LaTrax); a Tamiya build prints 2 parts + the drill jig. You do not print both chassis' boards.

Not printed: NVIDIA Jetson Nano, the RC chassis/motor/ESC/servo/wheels, PCA9685 PWM controller, camera, and batteries are all sourced per the BOM.

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jetracer_cam_mount.stl

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jetracer_latrax_base_board.stl

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jetracer_latrax_cam_mount.stl

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jetracer_tamiya_tt02_base_board.stl

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jetracer_tamiya_tt02_drill_jig.stl

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Required Hardware

~$99–$499 total
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NVIDIA Jetson (BYOD)
NVIDIA Jetson Nano or AGX — GPU-accelerated edge computing for vision and ML robot programs.
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