Here is a water-free robot that can clean solar panels to maintain their efficiency. The ECOPPIA E4 moves on a rigid aluminum frame using polyurethane coated wheels and doesn’t put any load on your solar panels. It is powered by 5 motors, one for microfiber elements and 4 for moving up and down and along the panel row.
In the past few years, we have covered how the Shadow Robot can be used for teleoperation. It can handle a wrench and manipulate all kinds of objects. This video shows the Shadow Robot making a sandwich. As you can see, the robot can cut bananas, bring a couple of slices of bread and spread nutella.
Meet the LiteHawk REO HD Camera Drone: a flying camera that can be flown indoors and outside and combine with your phone to capture all the action. It comes with fully digital stabilization, auto flip, and auto takeoff, hover, and landing capability. It has folding arms, so you can easily take it with you anywhere.
Meet SHERP’s new Unmanned Ground Vehicle: an unmanned ground vehicle with pneumatic suspension system and low pressure tires that can turn on the spot. It is designed to carry out tasks in extreme situations. This robot can be used for firefighting, search and rescue, and military missions.
I don’t know about you but I wish I learned how to play the guitar when I was younger. The good news is even if you don’t know how to play it, you can get a robot to do so. Take MegCell’s Arduino Robotic Guitarist for instance: it is a self playing guitar robot that uses your PC or smartphone to process music sheets. You can control it with WiFi.
Meet the Jump 20: a vertical takeoff and landing fixed-wing unmanned aircraft with endurance of over 14 hours that can cover 185km. The Jump 20 can be set up in less than 60 minutes without launch or recovery equipment. It has payload capacity of 30 pounds.
Here is another smart robot that cleans your floors without you having to do a whole lot. The iHome AutoVac Nova Pro is a 3-in-1 robot vacuum and vibrating mop with LiDAR navigation. It has 2700Pa suction power to get the dirt off your floors. You can control this robot with Alexa or Google Home.
Developing apps takes a lot of time and effort. After you are done coding, you will have to rigorously test your app and its various features to find and fix bugs. It can take hundreds of hours to properly test an app. Mobot aims to address that with its robot powered QA-as-a-Service testing platform.
Here is another robot that cuts your lawn, so you don’t have to. The Greenworks Optimow S is a robot lawnmower that can mow up to 300m2 of lawn. It can overcome up to 30% slopes. This robot comes with Bluetooth control. To get started, simply set a boundary wire around the edge or your lawn, secure with the included pegs, add the charging station, connect it to your phone, and you are set.
Meet the Hyperdolly: a robotic camera dolly designed for photographers and video pros. It comes with a silent motor and app control. It has large wheels, so it can operate on uneven surfaces. It also has a braking function.
