uygunlatrc

Uygunlatrc is a fictional open‑source software framework intended to standardize alignment, calibration, and configuration tasks for remote‑controlled (RC) devices and small robotic platforms. The project aims to provide a modular, cross‑platform layer that separates hardware specifics from software behavior, enabling developers to reuse configurations across different devices and revisions.

Its architecture consists of a hardware abstraction layer that exposes sensors and actuators through a unified API; a declarative configuration language for device profiles; a calibration engine with guided workflows; and a plugin system for third‑party drivers. The framework includes language bindings for Python and C++ and targets common operating systems used in hobby robotics.

Uygunlatrc originated within a Turkish maker community in the early 2020s as an effort to reduce platform fragmentation. It was released as an open‑source project under a permissive license and is maintained by volunteers and contributor teams.

Applications include hobbyist RC cars, drones, educational robotics, and prototyping laboratories where repeatable alignment and consistent hardware integration are important. By separating concerns, Uygunlatrc helps teams test calibrations and configurations more quickly when swapping hardware components.

Governance is community‑driven, with contributions managed through public repositories and issue trackers. As a fictional subject, there is no formal standard or widespread adoption; the project relies on ongoing community involvement and documentation.

See also: open‑source robotics, hardware abstraction layer, device calibration, RC hobby.