Farming robots are getting more advanced all the time. Companies are going to rely even more on data and AI to maximize crop yield. Take Iron Ox for instance: they use “robotics and artificial intelligence to ensure each individual plant receives the optimal levels of sunshine, water, and nutrients.”
Meet the Vantage Tactical Robot: an automatic stair and obstacle climbing robot for first responders. It has over 100lb payload capacity and comes with cameras, two-way audio, and key ignition. It has a zero degree turning radius and drives over clothes.
Meet the Mineral Rover: an agricultural robot that uses machine learning to gather important information such as yield prediction, disease risk, and plant ripeness. It helps farmers improve crop yields and reduce water consumption and use of chemicals.
Here is a food delivery robot with a friendly face designed to make short range deliveries. The Dax robot relies on artificial intelligence to navigate sidewalks safely. It can even get around at night. It is capable of traveling up to 3 miles, opening doors, and crossing streets.
There is no better way to master robotics than building and programming your own robots. Desert Eye is a Raspberry Pi powered tactical robot that can traverse desert environments. It can capture video of enemy locations with its forward facing night vision camera. It transmits video to a VR headset over WiFi.
Meet the RB ARES: an autonomous mobile robot with 1.500kg payload capacity for industrial logistics applications. This robot has a speed of 1.2m/s with 6h autonomy. It comes with emergency stop buttons and a laser scanner for safe operation. It comes with WiFi connectivity and is based on ROS.
