Meet PowerDolphin by PowerVision: a maritime drone with a 4K camera, 2-hours battery life, real-time video ,and 1000m remote control range that can capture your adventures and enhance your fishing experience. The 215°dual-joint rotation camera can capture above and below the water.
So you don’t have space for a real cat? You can always bring a robotic cat to keep you company. Yukai Engineering’s Qoobo is a headless cat pillow that responds to your touch. It wiggles its tail when stroked, so you will want to hug it some more.
Meet the Cubroid Curo robot: an AI toy that your kids can put together to start learning basic coding concepts. The kit consists of a camera/microphone, LCD display, speaker, wireless motor block, and wireless charging. Curo can be assembled in various configurations.
Here is an unmanned aerial vehicle with thermal imaging and vital signs detection for search & rescue missions. The TTRobotix RevealONE has dual camera and a built-in heartbeat detecting radar. It can perform in daylight and at night. The heartbeat detector has a range of 30 meters in open space.
Here is a robot that uses vacuum adhesion technology to perform on non-ferrous surfaces. The VortexScanner is portable and can be used to inspect cooling towers, bridges, wind turbines, aircraft, boats, and everything in between. The unit can climb surfaces and has a wireless remote control.
Here is another robot designed specifically to inspect pipes. The THESBot-Dual is a semi autonomous bot that can adapt to obstacles. It can be used with a RFT sensor to measure tube metal thickness. There is also a front camera for visual inspection.
If you are going to be at CES 2018 this year, you are going to see a bunch of awesome robots and drones. LG is one of many companies bringing new robots to the event. Its CLOi can deliver food, help customers shop, and more.
There is no better way to learn electronics and coding than building and programming your own toys with Arduino and Raspberry Pi. The Smart Car 2.0 kit is a robot you can build with an Arduino and program to follow lines, track hands, and avoid obstacles.
Here is a tiny robot that rolls on your back and uses its ridged rubberized wheels to relieve tension in your body. It can also be controlled using Amazon Alexa voice commands. The Wheeme Robot has 3 settings. It navigates safely on your back and doesn’t fall off easily.
Robots preparing and cooking meals is nothing new. Plenty of companies are working on perfecting these technologies. This video shows how a dual-armed robot can be taught to prepare waxwork Sushi. The DuAro SCARA robot has arms with max payload of 2kg and 4-axes of movement.
The robot handles ingredients reliably as it completes its task. Pretty impressive don’t you think?
