PerinTumfo/CellBot

CellBot (AutoCellBot) is a classic hobbyist/academic robotics architecture that has been explored extensively for over a decade (e.g., the original Google 'Cellbots' project from 2010). With 0 stars and 0 forks after 129 days, it lacks any market traction or community momentum. From a technical perspective, it uses commodity patterns: WebRTC for streaming and Arduino for low-level motor control. It faces overwhelming competition from well-funded and highly adopted projects like Intel's 'OpenBot', which provides a much deeper software stack, 3D-printable chassis designs, and established ML models. There is no proprietary data or unique algorithm here; the project serves as a personal reference implementation rather than a defensible software product. Frontier labs are unlikely to compete here as this is a low-end hobbyist niche, but the project is easily displaced by more mature open-source robotics ecosystems.