robogary , be sure to keep an eye on the RoadTests & Reviews space for hardware you can sign up to put through its paces for free

Roanoke Robotics & Makers Club is a community/STEM education focused group of techno-volunteers. If there is a BeagleBone Robotics kit that BeagleBone or any 3rd party would like beta tested or feedback provided, the club would be happy to provide that evaluation if provided the kit. We have deep expertise in radio control, Microbit, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi, but nothing for BeagleBone Blue. Elegoo and Dexter have provided robot kits to us for eval, robot exhibits, and for teaching STEM classes  at our local libraries and schools. Our club would be happy to add BeagleBone Blue to the menu. We are on Facebook and Meetup  for messaging :-) Thanks

I would not have reference the cables had they not been shown in your video or labeled specifically for the BeagleBone Blue and the BeagleBoard.org Robotics Cape.

They certainly should come with a warning stating: "Connect at your own risk".

The cables from Adafruit that are shown in the BeagleBone Blue LCD example are much closer to what I would expect for the BBBlue.

Too bad there is no standardization on JST cable colors. The Renaissance Robotics cables are as close to a standard cable package as any, but they still aren't official BeagleBoard.org products, so documenting the colors on the exact cables still isn't something under our control. If a standard BeagleBoard.org product offering on the cables is what is fundamentally needed, try to make your requests to BeagleBoard.org be as direct and clear as possible. If you can live with the status quo, we probably won't do anything ourselves to try to address it.

I am also looking for this recorded webinar.  I was able to attend the beginning of the live session, but then my real job interfered, and I had to go to work.