Meet Hydra: a duct cleaning robot designed for cleaning dust and other dirt in horizontal or round large and medium-sized rectangular ducts.” It has a telescoping cleaning arm and 3-way camera to get the job done. The robot can climb 30-degree obstacles. It can be maneuvered in all directions.
Meet the Yanshee humanoid robot from UBTECH: an open source robot ready to teach students coding. It supports coding in Java, C++, Blockly, Perl, and Python. The robot is extensible thanks to its Raspberry Pi computer. It also has 6 sensors and 17 servos.
There are plenty of expensive telepresence robots on the market that can keep you stay connected. The PadBot U1 lets you use your tablet to connect with people remotely. It can be used to connect with your team members and catch up with loved ones around the world.
Robot Soccer Competitions are held all around the world every year. Teaching robots to play the game is easier said than done though. This video from Toulon robot club shows how goal, robots, and ball detection with deep learning works.
We have seen plenty of amazing aerial shows with drones in the past. This video by COLLMOT shows how it is possible to present giant images and text in the sky with drones. These guys make large-scale light shows using colorful drones in custom formations.
Meet the SKYMEE Owl Robot: a pet treat camera and dispenser that can be controlled via your phone. It activates when touched and helps you keep a close eye on your pet when you are not around. It has WiFi & AP modes.
Robots are helping many businesses become operationally efficient. The Geek+ P800R robot has a two-wheel differential drive and max speed of 1.5m/s when fully loaded. These picking robots carry shelves to improve productivity.
Meet the PLEN:bit: an educational robot with microbit V2 that can teach you a thing or two about programming. It lets you program the sensors and LEDs in the micro:bit to program the robot.
Meet the EPSON VT6L: a versatile 6-axis robot with 900mm reach and up to 6kg controller that can be used in packaging, loading/unloading, parts assembly, and other automation applications. The robot can be powered by 110 V and 220 V. It has a space saving design and a built-in controller at the robot base.
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