Robot dogs are going to get a lot smarter with LLM AI integration. Take the X30 robot for instance: it is a quadruped robot that can operate in temperatures from -20 to 55C. It has max speed of 4m/s and can overcome slopes up to 45 degrees. It has a range of 10km.
This is AgileX’s T-REX Robot: a wheel-legged robot that can move with agility and jump. It has max speed of 20km/h. It can maintain its balance on challenging terrains. It has an AI camera for obstacle avoidance and visual recognition. This video shows this wheel-legged robot in action:
Here is an educational coding robot inspired by Mars rovers. The SunFounder GalaxyRVR is ready for Arduino Uno R3. It has ultrasonic and infrared sensors for obstacle avoidance. It also has RGB light strips and an ESP32 LED light for operation at night. It has a rocker-bogie system that can overcome sand, rocks, grass, and mud pits.
UBTECH is behind some of the most advanced robots we have seen. The Walker S is a humanoid robot with 41 servo joints with force feedback, audio & distance sensors, and audio/distance sensors. It can observe its surrounds and create 3D maps.
This robot comes with LLM integration. It features advanced object detection and grasping. The above video shows how the robot can use reinforcement and imitation learning to perform complex tasks.
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Here is a robotic prosthetic leg that allows amputees to walk more naturally. It is driven by the nervous system. MIT researchers developed this in collaboration with folks from Brigham and Women’s Hospital. To pull this off, a surgical amputation procedure was done to reconnect the muscles in the residual limb, which allows patients to receive proprioceptive feedback.
The above video shows this robotic prosthetic limb in action.
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This is the KLEENBOT C30: a 3-in-1 cleaning robot that can sweep, vacuum, and mop. It can clean up to 2500㎡. This robot has a wide cleaning path of 61cm. It has manual map building and automated cleaning modes. You can use the companion app to assign and track cleaning jobs remotely.
This is the Torobo from Tokyo Robotics: a smart robot designed for research and task automation. It has a reach of 680mm and height of 1660mm. It comes with dual 7-axis arms and a 3-axis waist. It has a 4-axis omni-directional mobile base. This robot has torque sensor at all joints.
This is the Husky Observer: an inspection robot ready for autonomous inspections. It can be controlled with a web browser on your computer. It lets you use pan-tilt-zoom camera, front and rear stereo cameras, or 3D LiDAR to capture data. It has 10kg payload capacity.
This robot has max speed of 2.3mph. It is IP55 rated. It has WiFi & LTE connectivity. It lasts up to 4 hours on battery. This robot comes with RTK GPS for localization within 5cm. You can use it with an optional thermal camera for inspection.
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This is the Teledyne FLIR SUGV: an unmanned ground robot that can be lifted and deployed by a single person. It allows warfighters to stay at a safer standoff distance. It can be used for surveillance, reconnaissance, and EOD tasks. It has an arm that can grab and move item or rotate things.
This is LASDRA (Large-size Aerial Skeleton with Distributed Rotor Actuation system): a modular and scalable aerial robot made with multiple omnidirectional aerial robots. It features dragon-like autonomous flying. This particular version has 7 links with 24DOF, measuring 8.4m long. The 5-link version is a bit smaller and has 18DOF.
