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Boston Dynamics’ Robot for Incident Response

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Boston Dynamics is behind some of the smartest robots we have seen. Their robot dogs have gotten a lot of coverage in the media. Spot is smart enough to take on challenging safety and incident response tasks. It has a variety of sensors and can be used to gain situational awareness from a distance.

Spot for Safety and Incident Response | Boston Dynamics

Spot has a robot arm that can manipulate objects. It can detect hazardous materials. These robots can even be used to place camera and radios for reconnaissance.

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Flying Kyxz’s Hoverboard Air Manned Drone In Action

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Flying Kyxz has uploaded a bunch of videos showing their flying hoverboards. The Hoverboard Air from the Philippines can take a person off the ground and move in the air in a stable fashion. This new video shows this manned drone flown in Batangas.

Segway Navimow i105N Robotic Mower with AI Mapping

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This is the Segway Navimow i105N: a smart robotic mower with a noise rating of 58db that can keep your lawn in good shape in 12 zones. It doesn’t require perimeter wires to work. The Navimow i105N comes with app connectivity, so you can easily remote control the robot. It has 140-degree field of view and uses AI algorithms to detect over 20 types of common objects.

Yahboom RDK X3 ROS2 Robot Car with Mecanum Wheels

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Here is another educational robot for more advanced students. The Yahboom RDK X3 has mecanum wheels, so it can move on various surfaces. It can identify and classify its surroundings. It is ready for Python programming. The RDK X3 ha a sandblasted aluminum alloy structure. It comes with app and joystick control.

Orion X7 Plus Wireless Robotic Mower Debuts

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This is the Orion X7 from Sunseeker: a robotic lawn mower that uses AI vision and deep learning to cut your lawn efficiently. It has an adjustable cutting height of 0.8 to 4 inches. It uses AONavi positioning and navigation system. It has an AWD system and off-road tires to overcome obstacles.

Parkour Robot Dog Powered by AI

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Robot dogs are getting more agile all the time. We have already seen them perform backflips and climb stairs. As this video by DeepRobotics shows, they can combine with AI to do parkour. This particular robot dog has gone through self-learning and training with vast amounts of data. The DEEPRobotics AI+ plan enables robots to take on extreme sports as this video shows:

MIGO Ascender Stair Climbing Robot Vacuum with 9700pa Suction

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Here is one of the coolest robot vacuums we have seen. While regular vacuum robots are getting more powerful, they still can’t climb stairs. The MIGO Ascender aims to change that. It also has 9700pa suction power and offers 100% edge and corner cleaning. This robot can also take on stubborn stains with 17N mopping pressure. You can set it to be charged during off-peak hours.

Flexley TUG T702 Autonomous Mobile Robot

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This is the Flexley TUG T702: an autonomous mobile robot that can adapt to any environment and operate safely. It uses AI and 3D vision to get around. It has max payload capacity of 2000kg. It has a speed range of 0.01 to 1.2m/s. This robot has a turning radius of 600mm.

Unitree H1 Humanoid Robot Performs Backflips

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Humanoid robots are becoming faster every generation. They are capable of performing a wide variety of basic tasks. Getting them to perform challenging moves such as backflips is not straight forward though. The good folks at Unitree have pulled it off. The below video shows this humanoid robot performing near perfect backflips:

GITAI S2 Robot Arm for In-Space Satellite Servicing

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Robots are going to do most of our space exploration in the future. They are also being developed to perform repairs in space. Take the GITAI S2 for instance: it is a 1.5m long autonomous dual robotic arm system that recently performed on-orbit satellite servicing outside the International Space Station. The below video shows it in action:

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