Robots playing soccer is not new. We have seen plenty of competitions that involve all kinds of robots completing various soccer skills. This video shows how tiny humanoid robots can better play the game with reinforcement learning.
This is the Aobo Humanoid Robot: a smart robot that can greet your guests and lead through through a tour of your place. It has moving head, neck, arms, and fingers. It is smart enough to recognize ID cards. It has a HD 27-inch touchscreen display
This robot stands 1.6m tall. It has WiFi connectivity. You can control this robot from your phone. The Aobo Robot supports multipoint navigation. It lasts up to 8 hours on battery. You can find out more about it here.
The Great Wall of China is a sight to behold. It can be quite challenging for robots to navigate though. This video from ROBOT ERA shows the XBot-L climbing the great wall. It is an agile humanoid robot that can navigate uneven terrain. It can also climb up stairs and even pass through dark archways.
This is the DroneGun Mk4: a rugged drone countermeasure device that is effective against a wide range of UAS models. It can disrupt their control, navigation and video system. It has a compact design with IP67 rating. It has LEDs to give you feedback.
Plenty of companies are working on improving delivery drones. These are useful for delivering packaging to remote areas. This video from DJI shows Everest’s first drone delivery using the DJI Flycart 30. This drone is made from extreme conditions. It can operate in -4 to 113F temperatures. It can overcome winds up to 12 m/s. It has max payload of 30kg.
In the past few years, we have covered many robots that can cook your food. This video from Dino Robootics shows a smart robot making Schniposa, which is schnitzel served with french fries and salad. DinoRobotStudio software can be used to solve challenges like this.
These are InflatableBots: a set of mobile robots with inflatable structures that allow haptic interaction in VR. Each of these robots has an omni-directional mobile base and a reel-based inflatable structure. The robot can change its height and position to simulate objects in VR. As this video shows, these robots can be used to make your virtual reality experience more realistic.
Most of us need a few seconds to solve Rubik’s cube puzzles. Robots can do it much faster. In fact, many of them can solve it under a second. Mitsubishi Electric’s Robot has gotten the job done in 0.305-second, which is a world record. This robot does it so fast that it is almost hard to track the movement. You can watch it in slow motion in the below video:
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This is the Yeedi C12 PRO Plus: a robotic vacuum and mop that keeps your home clean without you having to break a sweat. It has 8000Pa suction power. The C12 PRO Plus comes with the OZMO Pro 2.0 Vibrating Mopping technology to wipe your floor 480 times per minute. It has a 4-layer filter system and uses PureCyclone technology to collect dust in 10 seconds.
Meet the Beatbot AquaSense: a smart robotic pool vacuum that keeps your water clean without you having to break a sweat. It has a 200W motor to generate up to 5500GPH suction performance. It features N and S-shape cleaning paths. This robot is powered by a quad-core 1.8GHz processor with 15 sensors. It can map in-ground and above-ground pools.
