MOSS, a mostly 3D-printed litter-picking rover, hits 100 GitHub stars; kits coming
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-10-29
MOSS, an open-source small rover that picks up litter and is mostly 3D-printed, just passed 100 stars on GitHub. The repo ships full docs for printing, assembly, BOM, firmware, simulation and tests, under Apache-2.0 plus the CERN-OHL-S hardware license. The author joked that early starrers backed it "while it was still mostly printed parts and good intentions." Ready-made kits are coming soon on TNKR, with a waitlist now open.
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