Here is another coding robot that can teach your kids the basics of programming. The Cue Quartz Coding Robot comes with a Blaster accessory. It is an engaging robot that grows with your kids. It can be programmed with blocks and JavaScript.
Meet the XR JetBot V2.0 Robot: an AI smart robot car with Jetson Nano that helps you learn more about artificial intelligence programming. It comes with 4 mecanum wheels to move in all directions easily. It has a camera it uses to collect data to train a neural network.
Here is another high capacity lawn mower that can cut your grass, so you don’t have to. This RC Slope Lawn Mower can overcome slopes up to 30 degrees. It has 7.5hp of power and cutting width of 550mm. The cutting height can also be adjusted from 20 to 150mm.
Meet the Cobot Café: a coffee making robot system based on Sawyer. Once an order is received, Sawyer grabs a cup, sends the order the coffee machine to pour the drink, and then serves the drink.
Here is another robot inspired by nature that can monitor its environment and collect valuable data. Georgia Tech’s Solar Powered SlothBot spent month in the wild but was recently removed from the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
Here is another deep learning camera for your AI projects. The JeVois-Pro is ready for Linux and C++ programming. It is programmable with Linux-based dev tools. It runs Ubuntu 20.04 aarch64 and all compatible packages and libraries. Here are the specs:
This camera comes with over 30 machine vision modules to help you get started faster. Expected to ship in September.
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Meet the Lely Discovery Collector: a manure robot that can clean dense barn floors. Instead of pushing manure, this robot vacuums it to ensure your cows’ hooves remain cleaner. You can put it on a schedule to operate at the time of your choosing.
Here is a robotics kit that comes with everything you need to put together a robotic exoskeleton. The EduExo Pro ships with an EMG sensor, servo motor with up to 6Nm of power, a mechanical spring, an Arduino, a potentiometer, and everything you need to get started.
In order to test drones properly, you will need space and the right gear. The Robotics and Perception Group and the University of Zurich have put together one of the world’s largest indoor drone-testing arenas. It comes with a real-time motion capture system with 36 Vicon cameras. It has a flight space of over 30x30x8 meters.
Meet the FIFISH V6s Underwater Drone: an omnidirectional ROV with 4K UHD camera and 360-degree light that gives you an ultra wide angle view of all the action. It can be controlled through a motion sensing VR headset. The V6s has plenty of clamping and towing power. It is rated to 100m.
