Here is another interactive robot designed to keep your kids entertained. The WowWee MiP Arcade comes with fun moves and games. It lets your kids challenge their friends in multiplayer arcade games. It has games to test players’ memory, mind, and reflexes.
Remember the EO connecting car? it is a modular robotic electric vehicle that can move in all directions and connect to others to adapt to transport requirements. With smart adaptive data aggregation, data can be linked from mobile on-board sensors in vehicles data from “arbitrary stationary sensor infrastructure.”
Here is a passive exoskeleton that simulates grasp of children, allowing researchers to better understand how they interact with objects. HandMorph uses mechanical links to transmit motion from the wear to a smaller hand with 5 anatomically correct fingers.
Meet MARC: an autonomous robotic cart for warehouse automation that minimizes the time workers have to spend to move stuff. It can map your facility, avoid obstacles, and get things moving. The robot can be programmed to a destination with a single command. It has 200 pounds capacity.
Meet NASA’s DuAxel: a flexible robot that can travel long distances and rappel down hard to reach areas. It has two Axel robots to explore craters, pits, and other extreme terrain. The robot can split in two to get the job done. It can send one of its halves over inaccessible slopes, supported by a tether to provide power.
Meet ABB’s IRB 760 PT: a press tending robot with faster cycle time to increase productivity. It is capable of handling loads up to 450kg. It can automatically change tooling and can be reprogrammed to handle new products fast. Two IRB 760PT robots can also be combined to work in tandem across 10 axes.
Meet the Skyloard Xtender: a tablet-sized drone with 4 ducted rotors that that helps human operators inspect indoor environments for increased situational awareness. It has on-board cameras for localization and obstacle avoidance.
Here is a heavy duty all-terrain tracked robot with wheelchair motors that can move up to 200lbs of weight. The SuperDroid Robots All-Terrain Tracked Robot uses 4 x 80RPM wheelchair motors and two 12V 35Ah SLA battery. It also uses a Sabertooth dual 60A motor driver.
