NXP Robotics SDK Documentation ============================== Welcome to the NXP Robotics SDK documentation portal — the single entry point for building, flashing, and running robotics applications on the NXP Mobile Robotics platforms. It covers the full stack, from real-time flight and motion-control firmware to the Linux application processor, on-device AI, and robotics middleware, all validated together as part of the NXP Robotics SDK. The platforms documented here span a complete robotics system: the MR-NavQ95 i.MX 95 vehicle computer for compute and perception, the MR-VMU-Tropic flight controller, the MR-MCXN-T1 sensor and I/O node, and the MR-ESC-AM32 motor-control ESC. Whether you are bringing up a board for the first time, integrating a camera or NPU, or wiring nodes together over ROS2, the guides here walk you through it step by step. How to use this portal - Start with the :doc:`Robotics SDK Introduction ` for a high-level tour of the SDK and its supported platforms. - Read the :doc:`System Level Integration Guide ` for the overall system context and how the platforms work together. - Check the :doc:`Release Notes ` for what changed in the current release. - Follow :doc:`Getting Started ` to set up your environment and build the SDK. - Then dive into your board under Platforms. Use the navigation on the left to browse, or the search box to jump straight to a topic. .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Overview Robotics SDK Introduction .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: System System Level Integration Guide .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Release Notes Release Notes .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Getting Started SDK Setup and Build .. toctree:: :hidden: :caption: Platforms MR-NavQ95 MR-VMU-Tropic MR-MCXN-T1 MR-ESC-AM32