The Tengu Marauder is designed to be a portable hacking robot for short range networks like WiFi and bluetooth. It is basically a two wheeled 3d printed robot running ROS2 Humble on a raspberry pi 4 with a motor hat integrated with an Xbee X2C module and an ESP32 flashed with Marauder.
Details
The Tengu Marauder is a modularity security robot for wireless testing, portable workstation and other tools
Components
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Raspberry Pi 4
https://t.ly/ZOeDm Any model of the Pi4 also works too
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Xbee X2C
I used this one for communication but you can really use whatever wireless communication channel so long as it doesn't interferre with WiFi
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TT Motor
https://t.ly/Pgsfr The robot needs wheels to move and these are relatively inexpensive
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3D printed parts
You'll probably need a printer
About a year ago I made a demo labs project called the Strix Interceptor and got way too invested. I blew like thousands on getting old 3DR X8 drones and a HackRF SDR. I wanted to build a hacking drone which by all means isn't original.
I built the damn thing just to piss on my neighbor because he used a DJI drone with a mousejack RF tool on me. I thought I could one up him and I most certainly did. Problem is I basically fragged his DJI drone and my own. Also once my drone went up in the air it was gameover for everyone. I used Ardupilot to map it all but I really couldn't control it once it was in the air.
Fast forward August 2023 and I presented it at DEFCON mostly just talking about what I was "trying" to do but failed to. For the most part I had welcoming opinions and ideas. But one person after my demo lab came up to me and said:
"Look it was a cool idea man but honeslty that sucked."
For the next 6 months I spent in depression jammies never wanting to touch drones or security again
I would not use the bottom mount points and use smaller ones so something like this would work with the M.2 screws that come with the SunFounder Pi Hat