Meet the ZoraBots Nao Robot: a special robot with a 25 degrees of freedom and multiple sensors to act as a companion to seniors or teach kids new things. NAO is designed to be personalized and perform a variety of skills.
Meet the Sphero Mini: an app smart robot that you can control using a joystick, tilting, or facial expressions. It comes with 3 games and lets you program it using JavaScript. This robot ball comes with interchangeable shells.
Here is another robotic 3D printer that can build houses, shelters, warehouses, and commercial buildings. It can make free standing structures up to 5m in height. The robot has a mobile platform with continuous tracks to maneuver and build structures onsite or indoors. It has a sensor network to detect people and perform around the safely.
Meet the Hobbico Flitt: another selfie drone that lets you capture videos from the air. It can be controlled from iOS and Android devices. Flitt has a camera that captures 720p HD video. It has auto takeoff/land capability. The battery life lasts up to 9 minutes.
Mowing the lawn is not everyone’s favorite activity. The WORX WG798E L Landroid is an unmanned mowing robot that lets you schedule daily mowing sessions. It can take on gardens of all shapes with slopes up to 20 degrees.
Meet the FQ777 FQ19W Pterosaur Drone: a flying machine with a camera that captures 720p aerial video. It comes with a wearable controller and 6-axis flight control system. The FQ19W has low & high speeds and can perform flips. Its battery lasts up to 8 minutes.
Meet the PAMKUU robot: a heavy armor robot with app control with skills needed for fighting and racing competitions. It has a metal mechanical skeleton and a hot/cold weapon system. PAMKUU has sensors to detect damage.
Here is another robot with mecanum wheels from SuperDroid Robots with a payload of 200kg and more. In fact, the company suggests the robot has a max load of 600lbs. It can carry a human, heavy boxes, and everything in between.
The robot moves in all directions and has an easy control mechanism.
Meet the Primer robot: a cube-shaped robot that can be controlled via magnets to walk roll, sail, and glide. It comes with origami exoskeletons to carry out various tasks. After the task is done, Primer can shed its skin by immersing itself in water.
Here is a robot capable of climbing a glass wall to access difficult locations. Draper’s summer interns built the robot for their Quarter-Inch project. Draper’s MicroHold technology was used to enable the robot to cling to smooth, nonporous surfaces like glass.
