Here is another security robot with Mecanum wheels that can inspect under vehicles. The Oneberry Undercarriage Security Robot has a low-profile design and can fit under a vehicle with no issue. It can also move in all directions. According to the company, these robots can be customized according to your business requirements.
Meet the Tactigon: a programmable platform for gesture, motion, and robot applications. It has a small rectangular design with various sensors inside. You can expand it with GPS and LoRa. Its environmental sensors capture temperature and barometric pressure data. The unit also comes with Bluetooth 4.0.
Meet the S-3 drone: a cargo drone with 100kg capacity that can complete delivery to remote locations. It can also be used for rescue missions and geological exploration. Hoversurf, the company behind this, is also responsible for the S-3 Hoverbike, which is a one-seat personal aircraft:
In the past few years, we have covered plenty of cool robotic arms here. Care to build one on your own? Will Donaldson has shared a guide that shows you how to do just that. It is a 3D printed hand with 8 SG90 servos, springs, Arduino Uno, battery, and a few other components.
Meet the EXOS Haptic Exoskeleton: a smart wearable system that lets you feel virtual objects as you touch them with your hands. The device has 6 motors and lets you bend and stretch your fingers independently.
Meet the ROBOTIS OP3 humanoid robot: a versatile machine with a full HD camera, stereo microphones, 9-axis motion sensor, 20DOF and XM430 servos that can play soccer and perform other activities. It supports ROS, so you can use the OP3 for research and education.
In the past few months, we have covered plenty of innovation by KUKA robotics here. Their Arc Welding System consists of industrial robot arms, welding equipment, and different welding applications. More than one robot can weld at the same time to increase efficiency and productivity.
Here is another racing drone that you can use indoors or outside to have fun. It has GPS and visual tracking, so it locks onto objects and keeps your hands free. The drone can be controlled from your smartphone. It has a max speed of 6m/s and flies for 18 minutes on battery.
Meet the W-MUTT (Weaponized Multi Utility Tactical Transport): a wirelessly controlled robot developed to take load off soldiers and sailors and provide them with additional firepower. It has multiple control modes, including a tethered mode.
Meet the Takusanoid: an interactive, programmable toy that reacts to your hand claps, memorizes your course, and can perform a wide variety of tasks. Its motion tracking system allows it to get around by itself. The robot can be programmed to do 50 different actions.
