KUKA robots can take on all kinds of tasks. They can be used to create a work of art. Take the KUKA KR240 R2900: it is a marble milling robot that was used to create a sculpture by A. Senoner. A 3D scanned version of a scaled down model of the final work was used to determine the path for the robot to follow. The below video shows it in action:
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Robots are wonderful tools to use to teach kids coding. The Makeblock Cyberpi coding kit comes with everything your kids would need to get started with robots. It has an auto driving car with an oscillating fan and a smart trash bin. It supports Python and Scratch programming.
Here is a drone dock designed specifically for the Tesla Cybertruck. The HEISHA DCap CT has a stainless steel design with IP55 rating. This dock is compatible with DJI Mavic 3, Skydio, Autel, and Parrot drones. It is controlled with “local PDA or HEISHA’s DNEST4 software.” You can use apps such as FlytNow.
HEISHA’s DNEST4 and FlytBase’s FlytNow software allow for autonomous takeoff and landing. The open SDK allows for additional extensions.
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This is the X-Fly: a nature inspired flying robot that soars, dives, and flutters like a bird or insect. It comes with app control, so you can use your smartphone to easily maneuver it. You can also get an optional joystick (X-Play). The X-Fly also has a LED add-on that creates a cool halo around it.
This is Arthur by ROPCA ApS and KUKA: an arthritis robot based on the LBR Med that helps with the early diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis using robot assisted ultrasound. It allows autonomous examination, addressing the shortage of specialists in this field.
Here is another smart robot that cleans your pool without you having to break a sweat. The ScavBots Pool Cleaner features intelligent path planning, 6 hours of battery and multiple cleaning modes. It can cover up to 9700ft2 of space.
ScavBots has 1200Pa suction power with a flow rate of 4800GPH. Its app lets you remote control the robot. This robot has bottom, full coverage and waterline cleaning modes.
This is the HOVERAir X1: a pocket sized self-flying camera with triple stabilization and intelligent flight paths that takes off from your palm in 3 seconds. It has a foldable design, weighing only 125g. It has orbit, follow, overhead, hover, and reveal flight paths preprogrammed. Unlike more advanced models, this one doesn’t have a steep learning curve.
This is the Yamaha Eve Auto: an automatic transportation vehicle that can be installed indoors and outside to tow up to 1.5 tons. It has a top speed of 10km/h. It can operate on slopes and in environments with wind and rain. This self driving machine can be linked to your existing equipment. It can perform day and night. The below video shows it in action:
This is the Ti5 Arm: a C++/Python programmable lightweight robotic arm that can draw, pick & place items, and a whole lot more. It weighs only 2.6kg, so you can easily move it around. It also has a 380mm working radius, 0.05mm repeatability, and 1kg payload. This robot comes with Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity. It also has 4 USB and a HDMI port.
