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.
Here is a male pleasuring robot that can be easily controlled with a smartphone. The RUBJOY has a stroker sleeve rubber mounted to robot arms to simulate natural movement. It can twist and tilt as it goes up and down. This robot can be taught new moves to repeat them continuously.
Remember the TECDRON TC800? It is a rugged firefighter robot designed to take on dangerous missions. It has 2 camera turrets and a flow rate of up to 4800lmp. It is powerful enough to push cars and carry people. This tracked robot can also take on uneven terrain. The below video shows it in action:
Remember Stretch from Boston Dynamics: it is a robot designed for automating tasks in warehouse and distribution centers. As this video shows, Stretch can unload trucks and built pallets of boxes. It has a mobile base to take on repetitive box lifting tasks.
Fruit picking robots are going to get smarter in the future. Take XTS Technologies’ AI Fruit Picking Robot for instance: it is an autonomous robot that uses AI learning and machine vision to detect and analyze grapes and uses a robotic arm to pluck them.
In the future, robots will be used to serve our food and drinks at restaurants. In fact, plenty of companies are in the process of adopting them. This Dawn Avatar Robot Cafe In Tokyo relies on robot waiters. It relies on 120cm tall robots to bring customers their drink.
These robots also have disabled human operators that work from home. They can move the robots with their fingers, chins, and other body parts.
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Meet the GPK-32-Zoom Inspection Robot: another robot from SuperDroid Robots ideal for home inspectors and pest management. It has a HD camera to give you a view of all the action.
