As mentioned, now Animabot is only composed of 1 motherboard instead of several which help a lot on 2 points: performance and compactness.
The PCB is divided in 4 main areas:
- Front: Power Supplies (7.4V – 5V – 3.3V)
- Middle: IMU + Cortex M4 + Interface (Bluetooth, buttons)
- Rear: Battery Charger
- Edges: Connectors
The Power supply is based on a LM25119 from Texas Instrument and capable of delivering 2x 10A at 7.4V, that’s over 140W !!!
Of course, to dissipate all this power you need a proper cooling system… this is why the PCB is equipped with a “wind tunnel” cooling directly the PSU and the Charger 
The charger evolved as well and is now capable of Telemetry, I will be able to supervise the input and output energy of the Battery. The charger also takes care of the standard protections (over-charge, battery temperature, under-voltage, etc..) and all the monitoring/configuration is done via I2C ! I also over-dimensioned most of the components like the transistors to be sure to be on the safe side.
I also removed the ATX Raspi from the robot and the Raspberry Pi will be controlled by the CortexM4 directly for powering ON & OFF. To avoid the last noise issue on the speakers, I added a small isolated DC-DC converter for the audio amplifier.
As mentioned, all the sensors are now connected together on the same I2C bus, which should improve and simplify the data acquisition (one function to gather all sensors data). The IR telemeter as well, I use a small I2C ADC converter to do the trick.
Board dimensions [LxWxT]: 177mm x 84mm x 1mm
Anim4Bot 