Boston Dynamics’ Spot doesn’t need any introduction. It is a wonderful robot dog that can take on a wide variety of tasks. It won’t come cheap but you can always build your own. The Mini Pupper is a tiny robot dog inspired by Spot. The Mini Pupper has 12DOF for more natural movement. It is based on Ubuntu OS. The below videos show it in action:
Here is a robotic arm that can use basic tools to disassemble hard drives. The IMAGINE MS4 analyzes the scene, plans, and unscrews hard drives step by step. As you can see in the below video, this robot can recover from failed steps. It can also shake & flip the drives.
Here is a robotic lawn mower that cuts your grass, so you don’t have to. The Worx WR147 Landroid M can cut up to 1/4 acre by itself. It combines with your smartphone to help you check the mowing progress. This robot is smart enough to detect obstacles and find a way around them. It can tackle slopes up to 20 degrees.
Meet the JetMax: it is an AI robotic arm powered by NVIDIA Jetson Nano that can take your coding skills to the next level. It has a HD camera and is ready for computer vision, deep learning and other advanced projects. This robot arm has a payload capacity of 0.5kg and reach of 290mm.
Meet the ExoMotus: a lower extremity exoskeleton robot with biped modular structure that assists with walking. It has real-time weighing supporting and training programs. This robot has an aluminum alloy and carbon fiber construction, weighing 18kg.
Meet the UBTECH Walker X: a smart humanoid robot with obstacle avoidance and dynamic self-balancing that can get things done around your home. This robot has a 160-degree 4.6k HD curved display with 28 facial expressions.
Here is a robotic glove that helps patients recover their hand movement. The HandyRehab uses EMG to detect user intention and targets fine motor skills. It supports personalized training programs. Handy Rehab helps patients improve the skills needed to live independently (e.g. holding a cup, hand extension, turning a door knob).
Robots are already doing many things for us. The Guardian XT is a versatile mobile robot that can be used to perform dangerous tasks that require human-like skills. It can attach to various mobile bases, included wheeled or tracked vehicles.
The Guardian XT can be used for grinding, cutting, and welding. It can also lift and manipulate objects up to 200 pounds.
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Meet Bruce: a dynamic hexapod robot developed to overcome difficult terrain autonomously. It is built with Apptronik linear series elastic actuators and has 80% 3D printed parts. The robot can move over grass, rocks and rubble at 0.3m/s speed.
